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== Want to suggest an update to an entry? ==
 
== Want to suggest an update to an entry? ==
  
If you've found some information that is out of date or just wrong on an entry, simply click the "bug report" button and fill out any parts of the form that you can. We understand if this process may be cumbersome while we still work out all the kinks in our system, so you can feel free to email us {{Email|bug-directory@gnu.org|bug-directory@fsf.org}} with as much explanation as you can, including a link to the page you are referring to.  
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If you've found some information that is out of date or just wrong on an entry, simply click the "report a bug" link in the bottom right corner and fill out any parts of the form that you can. We understand if this process may be cumbersome while we still work out all the kinks in our system, so you can feel free to email us {{Email|bug-directory@gnu.org|bug-directory@fsf.org}} with as much explanation as you can, including a link to the page you are referring to.  
 
   
 
   
 
== Want to join the team? ==
 
== Want to join the team? ==
  
 
Want to join others in the community and help curate and build the new Free Software Directory?  The best way to get started is to email {{Email|directory@fsf.org|directory@fsf.org}}. In the near future we will contact you, as well as update this page, with more details of how you can get started.
 
Want to join others in the community and help curate and build the new Free Software Directory?  The best way to get started is to email {{Email|directory@fsf.org|directory@fsf.org}}. In the near future we will contact you, as well as update this page, with more details of how you can get started.

Revision as of 14:15, 29 September 2011


Submit new entires

To submit a new entry to the directory, please log-in and then go to our submission page, where after entering the name of the package or software program, you will be brought to a multi-part form. Don't worry, only the first few fields are required. So if you don't feel-up to going through the full process of filling the entire thing out, that's ok! The final step is to go to the last tab and press the save button at the bottom.

After our team has reviewed your submission thoroughly, completed adding as much data as possible, and ensured it meets all of our guidelines, your submission will be published on the Directory.

Have you discovered a piece of proprietary software listed in the directory?

If so, please send an email with the subject "URGENT!" to bug-directory@fsf.org .

Want to suggest an update to an entry?

If you've found some information that is out of date or just wrong on an entry, simply click the "report a bug" link in the bottom right corner and fill out any parts of the form that you can. We understand if this process may be cumbersome while we still work out all the kinks in our system, so you can feel free to email us bug-directory@fsf.org with as much explanation as you can, including a link to the page you are referring to.

Want to join the team?

Want to join others in the community and help curate and build the new Free Software Directory? The best way to get started is to email directory@fsf.org . In the near future we will contact you, as well as update this page, with more details of how you can get started.



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