Clarifying further, adding non-wacky license criterium
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1. Does it contain documentation, both reference and tutorial?
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1. Does it have its own dedicated page (not just a repo)?
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1. Is this something you would use, or have used in the past, and found it good?
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1. Is it being regularly maintained? Are issues rotting? Has it been updated in
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1. Is it being regularly maintained? Are no issues rotting? Has it been updated in
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the last few months?
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1. Does it have unit tests, CI, or any other code quality checks? If so, how
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thorough are they? Do they pass?
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1. Does it have unit tests, CI, or any other code quality checks? Do they pass?
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Are they thorough?
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1. If code, is this work under an SPDX license? If it isn't, is it something
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fairly similar to an SPDX license?
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The more of these questions have 'yes' answers, the more likely it is that
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whatever you're submitting is good.
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