Update civic.json file to new specification#4
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Hi, there! Code for DC is moving to an updated civic.json specification. This pull request formats your existing civic.json to the new standard. Feel free to look it over and make any updates. ======================== There are a few errors remaining in the civic.json, which will need a correction: Error in contact: '' is too short ======================== ======================== I also see that your repository has no license. Without a license, others have no permission to use, modify, or share your code. This site makes it easy to add an open source license: http://choosealicense.com/ ======================== The new civic.json spec keeps the required fields from the older one, but has a number of benefits. It: * removes fields that are hard to maintain and get out of date quickly * combines partner fields to be more broadly applicable * is usable by civic tech projects outside of government, as well as inside You'll see that DC Government is using this standard in its own repos: https://github.com/dcgov You can learn more about the specification requirements here: http://open.dc.gov/civic.json
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Hi, there! Code for DC is moving to an updated civic.json
specification. This pull request formats your existing
civic.json to the new standard.
Feel free to look it over and make any updates.
There are a few errors remaining in the civic.json,
which will need a correction:
Error in contact: '' is too short
I also see that your repository has no license.
Without a license, others have no permission to use, modify, or share your code.
This site makes it easy to add an open source license: http://choosealicense.com/
The new civic.json spec keeps the required fields from the older
one, but has a number of benefits. It:
You'll see that DC Government is using this standard in its own repos:
https://github.com/dcgov
You can learn more about the specification requirements here:
http://open.dc.gov/civic.json