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A collection of interesting software, processes, and methodologies built and used across Public Media.

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# The Public Media Kitchen Toolkit

There is too much duplication of effort in public media product development. We can do a better job sharing practices and things we build for ourselves that could be useful to others. The Public Media Kitchen Toolkit is a collection of interesting things we're all working on. The intention is first to inform but over time move to direct collaboration.

The Toolkit itself is the `index.html` file in this repo that lists summaries and links to the respective project. The rules for listing things:

- If it is a link to software, the page linked to the project must clearly explain what the project is and how to use it.
- If it is instead a process or methodology, the link should clearly explain how it works.
- Even if the project is not readily extensible in it's current form, it should be a project open for collaboration.

By participating in this project you agree to abide by the above terms.

# Contribution Guidelines

**The pull request needs a useful title. Pull requests with `Update index.html` as title will be closed without review.**

Please ensure your pull request adheres to the following guidelines:

- Review the list carefully before adding your project - there's a chance someone has already listed your project.
- Additions should be added in alphabetical order within the relevant category.
- Make an individual pull request for each project listing.
- Use the following format: `<div class="listing"> <h3><a href="[url-to-project]">[Project Name]</a>: [Subhead description no longer than 140 character]</h3>` followed by `<p>[a paragraph less than 500 characters.]</p>` and a closing `</div>` tag.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- The pull request and commit should have a useful title.
- New categories or improvements to existing categorization are welcome, but must also be submitted with individual pull requests.

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