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The Contribution Guide is intended as an overview and sometimes even a reference on the organization of the OpenERP Community and eco-system. It serves as a quick start helper document for new members of the OpenERP Community, but should prove quite useful to more experienced members as well, as it is frequently updated to follow the latest evolutions in the Community.

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In order to build the best enterprise management software ever created, we need to foster a perfect collaboration between all OpenERP actors. By joining the contributions and feedbacks from the Community, with the market knowledge and experience of Partners and the quality control and vision of the Publisher, we get the benefits of all worlds and create a great product for the Customers. This is the recipe of OpenERP's development and business model.

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We use `Launchpad.net <https://launchpad.net>`_, an open source project management and collaboration platform, as our code hosting facility and community platform. All OpenERP-related projects are aggregated under the meta `OpenObject <https://launchpad.net/openobject>`_ project group.

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OpenERP more specifically uses the following Launchpad features, as futher detailed in this guide:

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Anyone in the OpenERP Community is free to use any of the above features. The only requirement is to `sign up on Launchpad <https://login.launchpad.net/+new_account>`_ and join the `OpenERP Community <https://launchpad.net/~openerp-community/+join>`_ team, which only requires a few clicks.

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People

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Who are the different actors in the community of OpenERP.

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Official Commiters

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Official commiters are people allowed to commit in the community repository. Those people are approved as commiters by the community once they've done enought good patch and/or contributions in the project.

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Their allow to :