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#For Support on a Forum - notice the distinction of user-to-user support, vs paid staff or sanctioned consultants | |||
#Use of Discourse as a way to handle blog comments, see Blog category - [https://discuss.phplist.org/] | #Use of Discourse as a way to handle blog comments, see Blog category - [https://discuss.phplist.org/] | ||
#Badges at Opensource.com - [https://opensource.com/points-and-badges] | #Badges at Opensource.com - [https://opensource.com/points-and-badges] | ||
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- For Support on a Forum - notice the distinction of user-to-user support, vs paid staff or sanctioned consultants
- Use of Discourse as a way to handle blog comments, see Blog category - [1]
- Badges at Opensource.com - [2]
- Amazon Smile donations - example - [3]
- Certification - here it's Blender Certified Instructor by the Blender Foundation - [4]
- Trademark guidelines - [5]
- Roadmap at QUCS - listing a diverse array of involvement tasks from doc to dev - study their doc and dev items and port to OSE - [6]
- Embedded twitter feed providing relevant information - [7]
- Examplary license page - [8]
- Video as a background image - [9]
- Fast paced video - [10]
- OpenSCAD for donate buttons - [11]