Standard for Public Code: Self Assessment
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The Standard for Public Code defines 112 requirements covering licensing, traceability and collaboration practices and is now community managed with public agencies in Sweden Denmark and France among core maintainers. The site lists zero fully compliant projects but shows repositories with assessments and a short self check of 10 yes/no questions where scoring 8–10 signals readiness to invite external collaborators. GitHub hosts a downloadable review template and a two page checklist to record evidence per requirement.
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