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What are the "public interfaces" of the project? All of the following are examples of public interfaces that people build around:
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Proposal lifecycle
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If you want to introduce significant changes to your proposal after it has been accepted you can do so following the same procedure.
Accepted
🥳 Congratulations! 🥳
Your proposal has been accepted. Next up is breaking down tasks. You should break down tasks on one or more of the OpenMBEE repository issue trackers. You are strongly advised to group the tasks together in a Github Project if it consists of multiple steps and you want to be able to track progress for its implementation or share the progress with others. Once issues are created, it helps if you can tag them with the relevant OEP-Xlabel for your OEP. If you need help with this then you can contact an existing OpenMBEE developer.
Now you can start contributing and - more importantly - you can , and probably should, encourage others to contribute to your project. However this is optional and up to your discretion. Again, you OEP. You can learn how to contribute and communicate by communicate by reading the Contributing guide in the OpenMBEE GitHub Organization. Use your imagination and various communication channels for ways to encourage people if you do not already have contributors following your idea. It is advisable that several people work on the OEP so that the knowledge is shared.
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