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ghost
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Oct 31, 2016
Thanks! That was quick! |
Arachnid
commented
Oct 31, 2016
Thanks for your pull request! Note that the name of the org in the PID file must match the name of the directory your org file is in, including capitalisation. In order to qualify for a PID on pid.codes, your hardware and software designs both need to be open-source and provided somewhere accessible. That means you need to upload the source files for your hardware design, not just the schematic. Please let me know once you've done that, and be sure to add a LICENSE file to your repository so people know how your software and hardware is licensed. |
ghost
commented
Nov 4, 2016
Thanks. We now have hardware design and schematic designs uploaded to our github account. Also added a license file to our repo. Please take a look. Let us know if we need to resubmit a pull request. From: Nick Johnson [mailto:notifications@github.com] Thanks for your pull request! Note that the name of the org in the PID file must match the name of the directory your org file is in, including capitalisation. In order to qualify for a PID on pid.codes, your hardware and software designs both need to be open-source and provided somewhere accessible. That means you need to upload the source files for your hardware design, not just the schematic. Please let me know once you've done that, and be sure to add a LICENSE file to your repository so people know how your software and hardware is licensed. — |
This is our first PID request. Thank you.