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Mission Partners — Mozilla Open Source Support The Mission Partners track is open to any open source or free software project that is undertaking an activity which significantly furthers What your application should include Award applications should be submitted by a leader of the project.
Your application needs to meet the following criteria: The project should be to write or enhance some software or software documentation which is under an OSI open source and/or an FSF free software license (non-software exceptions will be considered on a The project’s home can be anywhere in the world where we can make payment without undue burden.
Activities which are not sufficient for an award on their own include: writing open source software (notwithstanding manifesto principle #7); building something cool with web technologies; and translating open source software into another language. The project should benefit Mozilla’s mission. This is normally demonstrated by tying the objective of the project to specific Mozilla manifesto principles or other demonstrated priorities.
We expect the vast majority of MOSS awards to be singular rather than regular — that is, support for doing a particular defined thing, rather than ongoing support for a project in general. However a previous award proposal, successful or unsuccessful, does not disqualify a project from applying again.
The minimum award for the Mission Partners track is $10,000, and the maximum How we’ll make our decision All criteria are indicative rather than determinative — that is to say, they will make us more or less likely to make an award, but none will guarantee a How significantly does the project advance the Mozilla mission? What sort of reputation does the project have in general, if any?
This includes reputation in technical, inclusion and other areas Is the project known for something besides the code we are relying on? Will this award make a significant impact on the project?' Is the level of funding appropriate for the task to be accomplished?
Does the person (or group) who will receive the money have a track To get started with your application, simply follow the link below. MOSS applications are considered by the committee on a rolling basis each month; typically, you can expect to hear back from us within two months of submitting your application.
If you have any questions regarding your application, please Recipients are responsible to determine the tax implications of receiving an award, based on their respective countries’ tax laws and compliance Amounts applied for should be sized such that any tax or other liability that will be incurred is accounted for.
Mozilla reserves the right to use different payment mechanisms or tax characterizations for different awards in the MOSS program based on a number of factors specific to the award. Meet the Mozillians and Open Source experts who will be making the decision on your application. Take a look at some of the previously funded projects and the people behind them.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open source projects worldwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Mission Partners Track is funded by Mozilla Corporation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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