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Hi All, Where I work we needed some software. We evaluated about 20 different applications, free and non-free. They were either too expensive (I work at a non-profit) or just sucked. So we rolled our own. I just had my annual review and all I asked for was to make our app gplv3 and allow me to release it. The boss doesn't mind. So I'm tiding things up and will release before xmass. We use this application to manage constituents daily. I wrote it all. Not the best code but works as advertised. My question is, how to release in a way that lays the foundation for a community? I just read http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-Release-Practice-HOWTO/index.html and like it mucho. Any other tips from BLU? Thanks, Eric
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