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<h3 class="section">D.1 How to Contribute</h3>
<p>The mailing list for Octave development discussion and sending
contributions is <a href="mailto:maintainers@octave.org">maintainers@octave.org</a>. This concerns the
development of Octave core, i.e., code that goes to Octave directly.
You may consider developing and publishing a package instead; a great
place for this is the allied Octave-Forge project
(<a href="http://octave.sf.net">http://octave.sf.net</a>). Note that the Octave project is
inherently more conservative and follows narrower rules.
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