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# Community built companion to the Standard for Public Code
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# Implementation guide to the Standard for Public Code
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This is a repository for guiding implementation choices for the criteria of the [Standard for Public Code](https://standard.publiccode.net), provided by the community.
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This is a repository for guiding implementation choices for the criteria of the [Standard for Public Code](https://standard.publiccode.net).
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# Community built companion to the Standard for Public Code 0.7.1
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# Implementation guide to the Standard for Public Code 0.7.1
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This companion is built with the Community, like the [Community translations](https://publiccodenet.github.io/community-translations-standard/).
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It should help when someone asks the question "How can I meet this requirement?" or "What do I need to do to meet this requirement?"
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This guide should help when someone asks the question "How can I meet this requirement?" or "What do I need to do to meet this requirement?"
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It can contain examples of implementations, tools, methods that would meet a specific requirement.
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The things that are added should almost be considered to be "pre-approved", meaning that if you were using the guide (and in good spirit) you are almost certain to get a pass when assessed by the Foundation for Public Code.
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The things that are added should almost be considered to be "pre-approved", meaning that if you were using the guide (and in good spirit) you are almost certain to get a pass.
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We should keep in mind "there's more than one way to do it": where it makes sense, provide multiple options, especially linking to examples.
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