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## Instructions for Who Can Be a Member
Only NASA staff can be a member of the NASA org on github.com and release code in [github.com/nasa](https://github.com/nasa) org.

If you are a NASA civil servant or contractor and would like to be added to the Public NASA GitHub Org, you will need to submit the AGCY NASA Github Collaborator Form [NAMS request ](https://nams.nasa.gov) https://nams.nasa.gov. This requires you to be behind the NASA firewall. If you were a member several years ago and recently found you are no longer a member, please see this [note](https://github.com/nasa/nasa.github.io/issues/2).
If you are a NASA civil servant or contractor and would like to be added to the Public NASA GitHub Org, you will need to submit the AGCY NASA GitHub Collaborator Form through NAMS.
**Important Notice:**
The NAMS system is only accessible to authorized NASA personnel connected through the NASA internal network or VPN.
External/public users will not be able to access this service.
Internal URL: [NAMS request](https://nams.nasa.gov)
If you were a member several years ago and recently found you are no longer a member, please see this [note](https://github.com/nasa/nasa.github.io/issues/2).

Only members have rights to directly edit code in a [github.com/nasa](https://github.com/nasa) repository. Everyone else will need to submit a pull request. We highly encourage pull requests from the public!!! However, please note that not all repositories are actively maintained. If you look at NASA code repositories on the <a href="https://github.com/nasa">https://github.com/nasa</a> front page, there is a little sparkline (small inline chart) showing activity over time. Projects with lots of activity are more likely to quickly accept a pull request. Members of the public can not attain and do not need collaborator status. <i>You don't need any special status to submit pull requests or add issues.</i>

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