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+ | ====== FabLabs ====== | ||
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+ | ==== Joining FabLabs ==== | ||
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+ | Currently, the only way to join FabLabs is by asking the FabLabs admins. Send a message to @B0undarybreaker# | ||
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+ | ==== FabLabs Tools ==== | ||
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+ | - [[https:// | ||
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+ | ==== FabLabs Guidelines ==== | ||
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+ | - FabLabs was created for adding better staging to Fabric development. FabLabs projects should be experimental additions to the Fabric API and ecosystem. | ||
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+ | - FabLabs projects should generally either target snapshot versions of Minecraft or be version-agnostic. Projects which include breaking changes to Fabric API *must* target snapshot versions of Minecraft. | ||
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+ | - FabLabs projects must be licensed to be compatible with the Fabric project they are built for, so it's possible to merge them in. | ||
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+ | - FabLabs may not be used for the purposes of starting or continuing intra-community drama. Be mature with your contributions. | ||
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+ | - Repeated violations of these guidelines may result in being removed or blacklisted from the organization. |