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Signing by Twitter login

If you have a Twitter account, please use this method. You can sign the pledge using your Twitter account.

Signing by pull request

To sign the pledge, please submit a pull request:

  1. Go to the _signatures folder.
  2. Click the "Create new file" button in the upper-right corner.
  3. Name the file something unique, for example: first_name_last_name_affiliation.md. The filename must have .md at the end.
  4. Copy the text of the template.md file and paste it in the newly created signature file from step 3.
  5. Edit the file to fill in the fields exactly as you want them to be shown.
  6. Commit the file and make a pull request.
  7. In your pull request description, include a link to a publicly verified profile (e.g. Keybase or LinkedIn) or a personal website, that shows ownership of your GitHub account and establishes your affiliation (if any).
  8. A volunteer will review and merge in your pull request.

In order to be accepted, your pull request must contain enough information for us to establish that the name and affiliation (if any) in the signature accurately represent the owner of the submitting GitHub account.

Signing by email

If submitting a pull request isn't possible, you can sign by email, but please note that this may delay your signature. Send email to neveragaindottech at gmail dot com in the following format:

I am signing the pledge as:

(name here), (optional job title here), (optional organization here)

Link my signature to: (optional URL here)

Links for verification:
(your website URL)
(your Keybase URL)
(your LinkedIn URL)
(your GitHub URL)

In order to accept your signature, we need to be able to clearly connect your email account to your public identity.

To help us verify you, include a link to a publicly verified profile (e.g. Keybase, LinkedIn, or GitHub) or personal website, that shows your email address and establishes your affiliation (if any).

If possible, send from your workplace or school email account. Otherwise, use an email account associated with your public profile or website.