GNOME Foundation Membership Application

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Thank you for your submission. It has been forwarded to the membership committee, which will inform you when it has been processed. The membership committee tries to process applications within a month after their reception.

As a confirmation, you should receive your application by mail too.

If you have any questions, please e-mail the Membership Committee.



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To apply for membership in the GNOME Foundation, please complete the following form as completely as possible. Your application will then be reviewed by the Foundation's Membership and Elections Committee, which will notify you when your application has been accepted or rejected; the committee may also ask you for additional information. For details on the standards used in evaluating applications, see the GNOME Foundation membership policy, adopted by the Board of Directors.

If you have any questions regarding the application process, please feel free to e-mail the committee at membership-committee@gnome.org.

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    Note about privacy

    The GNOME Foundation tries to be as transparent as possible. This includes making it easy to find out who is a member of the Foundation and why an application is accepted or denied. Thus, all the information you will submit through this form will be publically available: the form will send an e-mail to a mailing list whose archives are publically available on the Internet and your application will be accessible through mail archives.

    Contact Information

    Full Name:
    E-mail address:
    irc.gnome.org nickname (if any):
    svn.gnome.org username (if any):
     
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    GNOME Contributions

    Membership in the GNOME Foundation requires that the candidate has contributed to a non-trivial improvement in the GNOME Project. Please use the following sections to explain how you have contributed to the project, providing enough detail to allow the committee to verify your application.

    Please provide a short list of areas of GNOME to which you have made a non-trivial contribution (for entry into the public membership list). For example, "Documentation, gnomecal, Debian packaging.":

    Please provide a more detailed description of your contributions to help the membership committee determine your eligibility. In general, anything listed above should be explained here, and additional contributions can be included. For example: "Wrote a chapter "How to Use the GNOME Calendaring System" for the GNOME Users Guide. Several patches for gnomecal related to color support. Packaged the 1.4 release for Debian.":

    Please list individuals (frequently, but not necessarily, project maintainers and foundation members) who can help the membership committee determine your eligibility. You should provide their name, e-mail address, and a brief description of their role as a reference. If there is nobody you can think to list, feel free to suggest another way for the committee to verify your contributions clearly, such as a pointer to a project ChangeLog, etc. into second field. Beware that applications without contacts take relatively longer to process. To continue the earlier example: "Dan Mueth (d-mueth@uchicago.edu) (GDP coordinator); Russell Steinthal (rms39@columbia.edu) (gnome-pim maintainer); packaging logs at http://www.debian.org/packages/gnome/":

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    Other Comments

    Please feel free to include any additional information which you believe the committee should consider while reviewing your application:

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