Sentence examples for open to contributions from inspiring English sources

Its developers say that you should think of it as a "community resource," meaning that it's open to contributions.

Those curbside guys with supersize jars say they are open to contributions of as little as one cent to help the homeless.

"If you are open to contributions from others, you generally end up with richer, better, more diverse and expert content than if you try to do it alone," he says.

Who first had which part of the winning idea is now the subject of a bitter dispute, but Mr Wales seems to have proposed throwing the project open to contributions from the public, while Mr Sanger suggested using "wiki" software (which allows easy editing of web pages) to do it.

The plan is open to contributions from any group of people designated by the plan's creator.

Inanimate Alice was never really intended to be open to contributions in that way, but we were thrilled to see that school students were creating their own episodes with video or storytelling tools.

Greyworld's "Telescape" is equally open to online contributions, but it must be experienced in person, not on the Net.

Today, she said, they still produce the memo, but "now they attach a link to the Diplopedia article" — Diplopedia being a wiki, open to the contributions of all who work in the State Department.

The philosophy of this software tool is to leave it open to external contributions.

In contrast to other existing codes, it is released as an open-source code and open to the contributions from the combustion community.

The core components of the OpenTox Framework are being developed or integrated with an open source licensing approach to optimize the dissemination and impact of the platform, to allow the inspection and review of algorithms, and to be open to potential contributions of value from the scientific community.