Submit Source Code

For years, many developers have examined, improved and rewritten some parts of the source code of Open Source systems. When CryptoMail developers are ready to share their codes with our members and general public, they submit their source codes to CryptoMail.org. In the Submit Source Code section, we would like to point out some of the general rules that are needed to help us to manage the large amount of feedback from developers and the complexity of integrating their code into other code.

• the author(s) of the original source code
• submit@cryptomail.org

• Your name and Email address
• The original file name and source codes
• Changes in the original source codes
• The description of what you are trying to do

CryptoMail.org suggests the following format of submitting source code:

/********************** Beginning of File **************************/
/* Author: YOUR_NAME <YOUR_EMAIL>                                  */
/* Date: DATE_OF_SUBMIT                                            */
/* Original File: ORIGINAL_NAME                                    */
/* Original Author(s): ORIGINAL_AUTHOR(S)                          */
/*                                                                 */
/* CHANGES_IN_THE_ORIGINAL_SOURCE_CODES                            */
/* ...                                                             */
/******************* Beginning of Your Codes ***********************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include ...
...

void main() {
    ...
    ... YOUR_CODES
    ...
}
/********************* Original Source Codes ***********************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include ...
...

void main() {
    ...
    ... ORIGINAL_CODES
  }
/************************* End of File *****************************/

CryptoMail.org does not guarantee the use of your source code, and we will only adopt your source codes into our Email system with the approval from more than two thirds of the CryptoMail Developers. When you submit your source codes, whether we use them or not, your source codes will become public domain information. Upon your submit, your source codes will be posted in the Developers Forum. If CryptoMail.org decides to use your source code(s) in our Email system, your source code(s) will be posted in the Developers Forum.