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## What is and isn't a "contribution"
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In general, contributions represent work performed for the good of the overall project. This can include a broad range of things from coding to documentation to marketing to managing an event. Where any of these are done for the primary purpose of benefitting you or your business, then they cease to be considered contributions. Some examples:
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- If you run a CiviCamp, that's a contribution. If you run an event where attendees pay your company, that's not a contribution.
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- If you write a cool extension and release it, that's a contribution. If you write an extension but use it only on your clients, that's not a contribution.
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- If you host a CiviCRM 101 webinar, that's a contribution. If you respond to an RFP and include info on what CiviCRM is, that's not a contribution.
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- If you run a CiviCamp, that's a contribution.
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- If you run an event where attendees pay your company, that's not a contribution.
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- If you write a cool extension and release it, that's a contribution.
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- If you write an extension but use it only on your clients, that's not a contribution.
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- If you host a CiviCRM 101 webinar, that's a contribution.
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- If you respond to an RFP and include info on what CiviCRM is, that's not a contribution.
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## Tracking Contributions in Gitlab
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