[Savannah-cvs] [UpstreamCollaboration] (edit)

[simon]

??changed:
-Sometimes, when a submitted project bears strong relationship with another 
project ("upstream"), we ask the submitter to consider working with that other 
project, instead of working separately with a distinct project.
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-Such case includes:
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-* developing a new feature for a project: maybe the original package 
maintainers would like to include it directly in their repository, perharps in 
the form of a branch, rather than seeing you maintain a distinct version of 
their package.
Sometimes, when a submitted project bears a strong relationship with another 
project ("upstream"), we ask the submitter to consider working with that other 
project, instead of working separately with a distinct project.

Such cases include:

* developing a new feature for a project: maybe the original package 
maintainers would like to include it directly in their repository, perhaps in 
the form of a branch, rather than seeing you maintain a distinct version of 
their package.

--removed:
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??changed:
-When Savannah can offer a useful service to your project, we will gladly 
provide you an account (provided your projects meets our hosting criteria, of 
course).
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-Do not take it bad if we ask why you need the Savannah project - often we get 
submissions for people who did not see the cons in working separately or did 
not thought about working with the upstream maintainers. We just make sure that 
this option was considered.
When Savannah can offer a useful service to your project, we will gladly 
provide you an account (provided your projects meet our hosting criteria, of 
course).

Do not take it badly if we ask why you need the Savannah project - often we get 
submissions for people who did not see the cons in working separately or did 
not think about working with the upstream maintainers. We just make sure that 
this option was considered.

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