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Aleph is an open source project developed by staff and volunteers. Everyone is invited to participate in the community, ask questions and contribute to the software. |
As an open source community, we welcome anyone who wants to use and improve Aleph. Participants are required to be excellent to each other.
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- Most discussion and support takes place on the Aleph Slack. Please follow the steps lined out in the Aleph Support Policy to receive an invitation for the community.
- If you notice a defect with the software, head on over to GitHub to file an issue report. Remember to include information about what you were trying to accomplish, and what specific operating system you are using.
- For questions related to the instance of Aleph operated by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), contact the data team at [email protected]. Our data team provides assistance to individuals and groups engaged in public interest journalism. We do not currently offer commercial support and consultancy related to Aleph.
- If you are a whistleblower and wish to share confidential information with the press, this community of software developers is not the ideal place to do so. Contact a journalistic organisation instead.
