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This project is just getting of the ground so has no content of it's own yet. It is a fork of openwrt with many bits from LEDE Project (https://www.lede-project.org). Before asking questions one should really peruse the OpenWrt wiki (http://wiki.openwrt.org) and open tickets (http://dev.openwrt.org/report) as well as the immediate upstream (LEDE project) since upstream is still the driver for the majority of what occurs in this project. In addition we may have tickets of our own @ https://sourceforge.net/p/cshorewrt/tickets/ that you should check. On tickets 'me too' is actually a useful piece of information as it means the report likely affects multiple people and is not as likely an unreproducible ghost.

However, it is recommended you ask for support and report bugs here first (assuming they are not already reported upstream), because if you aren't using stock openwrt/lede and ask for help or report bugs there you're likely to get a cranky response when they find out you're not using an unmodified openwrt/lede.

Attempts will be made to keep a clear record of [Changes from Upstream] so you can have a good idea where to report or ask for help with things. Note the Governance is currently undefined as there is only one admin.

Patches should be filed as attachments to tickets or as a merge request. Patches must have a real name signoff that matches the account you post from as this is your making legal representation that you have the intellectual property rights to the patchor the the permision of the rights holder to accept these terms and are contributing them to the project under the terms of the repository they are applied to (in the case of the cshorewrt-base aka code repository that is the GPLv2).

Please note that if you patch needs modifications you will be asked to make them, rather than us, for the following reasons:

• If we break something but put your name on it we're misattributing blame to you.
• If we mostly use your patch but fix it up and put our name on it, it could be seen as stealing credit and IP rights (although since this a GPLv2 project we have license rights if you contribute with a signoff).