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We use the [Fork & Pull Model](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/), as common for GitHub projects. If you've already contributed to another GitHub project then you're all set. If not, [here is another introduction](https://gun.io/blog/how-to-github-fork-branch-and-pull-request/).
**New Files:**
When adding or renaming files in the F# projects, please make sure you also add them *as links* to the Portable project. This is a bit tedious but we have not found a better solution yet.
When adding or renaming files in the F# projects, please make sure you also add them to the Portable projects in the same order (See the MathNet.Numerics.Portable.sln solution). This is a bit tedious but we have not found a better solution yet.
**Separate Branch per Pull Request:**
We recommend that you create a separate branch for each pull request, as opposed to using master. This makes it much easier to continue working on a pull request even after it has been opened on GitHub. Remember that GitHub automatically includes all future commits of the same branch to the pull request.
The Math.NET project is a community effort. We accept contributions and pull requests, so why don't you join us as well? This page only lists actual code contributors for practical reasons, but any contributions like submitting issues or helping the community are just as valuable.
The Math.NET project is a community effort. We accept contributions and pull requests, but other support like submitting issues or helping the community are just as valuable. Why don't you join us as well?