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‎src/frequently-asked-questions.md

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title: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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updated_at: 2018-03-12
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updated_at: 2024-07-25
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Modern software is open sourced software. The creative contribution of individual developers to help solve complex problems of impact is largely untapped by DoD. Through this experiment, we are trying to more actively participate in the open source and free software communities. We need your help to build better software products and services for our military members and citizens across the country.
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## What is the DoD policy on Open Source Software?
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The Department of Defense (DoD) Chief Information Officer in a 2022 memorandum ["Software Development and Open Source Software"](https://dodcio.defense.gov/Portals/0/Documents/Library/SoftwareDev-OpenSource.pdf) recognizes that "OSS forms the bedrock of the software-defined world and is critical in delivering software faster" and summarizes various aspects of the DoD policy as it impacts open source. We suggest you read that document along with their very helpful [DoD Open Source Software FAQ](https://dodcio.defense.gov/) (Frequently Asked Questions) to gain a better understanding of the Departments policy perspective on open source.
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## Where can I find other DoD open source projects?
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There are many other projects that have already been open sourced. They are located in various places such as GitHub, SourceForge, forge.mil, Google Code, and numerous other web sites. We're working to inventory and catalog many of these, but you can find some of them using the [`code-mil` topic on GitHub](https://github.com/topics/code-mil)
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There are many other projects that have already been open sourced. They are located in various places such as GitHub, code.gov, and numerous other web sites. We're working to inventory and catalog many of these, but you can find some of them using the [`code-mil` topic on GitHub](https://github.com/topics/code-mil)
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## What happened to the draft Defense Open Source Agreement?
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‎src/tell-us-about-your-code.html

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title: Tell Us About Your Code
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<p>The DoD is reforming our processes and adopting agile acquisition and software development practices so that we may more diligently contract for, license, mark, receive, and release our custom-developed source code. We’re doing this to create better technical outcomes for our users, improve our security posture, and foster a culture that will attract software talent to the Department.</p>
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The DoD is reforming our processes and adopting agile acquisition and software
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development practices so that we may more diligently contract for, license,
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mark, receive, and release our custom-developed source code. We’re doing this
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to create better technical outcomes for our users, improve our security
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posture, and foster a culture that will attract software talent to the
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Department.
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</p>
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<p>To support this effort, Code.mil will be the central location for collecting information about unclassified, custom-developed source code created or paid for by the Department. Let us know about your organization’s unclassified, custom-developed source code by filling out the form below.</p>
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<p>
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To support this effort, Code.mil will be the central location for collecting
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information about unclassified, custom-developed source code created or paid
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for by the Department. Let us know about your organization’s unclassified,
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custom-developed source code by filling out the form below.
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</p>
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action="/thank-you.html"
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<p><b>All fields required unless noted.</b></p>
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<label for="project_name">Project Name</label>
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<label for="project_agency">Branch of Service/Department/Agency</label>
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<label for="project_start_date">When was this project started? <i>(e.g. 04/26/2017)</i><br>(An estimate is ok here.)</label>
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<input type="date" class="past_dates" id="project_start_date" placeholder="MM/DD/YYYY" required>
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>When was this project started? <i>(e.g. 04/26/2017)</i><br />(An
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<label for="project_source_location">Where is the source code located?<br><i>(e.g. GitHub/GitLab, Forge.mil, contractor, private server)</i></label>
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<label for="project_repository">Repository URL <i>(optional)</i></label>
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<input type="checkbox" id="project_government_reuse" name="project_government_reuse" value="1">
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<label for="project_government_reuse">This code is available for government reuse.</label>
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>This code is available for government reuse.</label
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