PLATFORM SUBMISSION GUIDE

GitHub Public Project Repository

Create a legitimate public home for a software or open-source project, including code, documentation, releases and a project-related website link.

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VERIFICATIONHuman reviewed

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Last verified · September 2026
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Review timePublic immediately; abuse review may occur later.
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PublishingInstant publishing

01 / PREPARATION CHECKLIST

Know the fields before you open the form.

Prepare the information below using the saved platform configuration. Required labels reflect that configuration; confirm the current form before submitting.

01

Description

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02 / PLATFORM REQUIREMENTS

Before you submit

  • GitHub account
  • Real source code or project artifact
  • Project name and description
  • Useful README
  • Appropriate license for reusable code
  • Official project URL and optional screenshots

Public repositories are available on GitHub Free; optional organization features may be paid.

03 / PUBLISHING WORKFLOW

How to submit

  1. 01

    Create a public repository

  2. 02

    Push the real project files

  3. 03

    Write setup and usage documentation

  4. 04

    Add a readme

  5. 05

    Add the official project URL in repository details

  6. 06

    Record the repository URL

04 / EXPECTED OUTPUT

What gets published

A public GitHub repository with project files, README, metadata, releases and an optional official website link.

Not suitable for

  • Local businesses
  • E-commerce
  • Lifestyle

The destination controls pricing, moderation and publication. DR is a recorded metric, not a guarantee of traffic or acceptance.

PREPARE. PUBLISH. FOLLOW UP.

Keep the work connected.

Use your website materials to prepare platform-specific content, record your submission and follow the published result.

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