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@Welcome to $domainName, $user.getRealName()!
As a registered user you can get involved in some of the  most
innovative software development happening in your industry.

You have access to:
- Your industry's nascent technologies.
- Internet and browser based development tools.
- Hosted development projects.
- Your user account information.

You can:
#if ($canStartProject.equals("true"))
{
- Start your own project.
}
- Read project news and announcements.
- Join project mailing lists.
- View project files and documents.
- Browse project source code.
- Search project issue databases.

Don't forget to check out the FAQ and Help information to learn
more about $domainName. There's also a Feedback link to email
site administrators directly with further questions, suggestions, and input.

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Becoming a registered user with $domainName opens up a range of new
resources and opportunities for you to get involved in some of the  most
innovative software development happening now in your industry.  By
participating in $domainName, you get to drive the future of
software development because of two critical, symbiotic elements:

- Front-line access to the development direction and early adoption of
your industry's nascent technologies.
- Internet and browser based tools that facilitate collaborative
development projects through a combination of revision control, issue
(bug) tracking, and mailing list management.

Now that you are registered, your login sessions will always begin at
"My Start Page," your personalized home page with links to:
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- Hosted development projects on $domainName by category or complete
listing.
- Your user account information.
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- Starting your own project.
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As a registered user, learn about any listed project by visiting
individual projects' home pages where you can:

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Projects home pages include a link for requesting to join. In approving
your membership request, the project owner grants a certain role to you
depending upon the nature of your participation. Project roles range
from being an observer to contributing at several different levels
including providing project content, reporting bugs and issues,
submitting patches, and contributing source code.

Once you join one or more projects, your Start Page includes additional
sections and links as entry points to all your activities on
$domainName;. There may also be other projects hosted on
$domainName that are not included in hosted project lists.
If you have been invited to join one of these private projects, a link appears
only in the "My Projects" section of your Start Page.

#if ($canStartProject.equals("true"))
{
Use the "Start New Project " link in your Start Page to launch your own
development project. A step-by-step project creation process guides you
through the specifics of creating a project, including inviting
developers to join. Completing these steps creates a complete project
including mailing lists, a CVS repository, and a dedicated issue
tracker.

Your  proposed project remains in a pending state until approved by
$domainName's administrators. By "approval" we don't mean some lengthy
legal rigamarole, just a review to ensure that your project fits within
the mission and scope of $domainName.  While your project is pending,
it's not yet included in any lists viewed by other site users. However,
you have access to editing your project home page content, uploading
files and documents, configuring mailing lists, entering issues, and
creating subdirectories within your CVS repository. Once your project is
approved, you can approve membership requests, assign roles, and get
down to work!
}
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Don't forget to check out the site FAQ and Help information to learn
more about $domainName.  There's also a Feedback link to email site
administrators directly with further questions, suggestions, and input.
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$domainName. There may also be other projects hosted on $domainName
that are not included in hosted project lists. If you have been invited
to join one of these private projects, a link appears only in the "My
Projects" section of your Start Page.
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@checking to see if user has permission to start a new project before displaying instructional test about starting projects
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participating in $domainName, you get to drive the future of software
development  because of two critical, symbiotic elements:
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[- Starting your own project.]

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[Use the "Start New Project " link in your Start Page to launch your own
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Welcome to $domain.getName(), $user.getRealName()!
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participating in $domain, you get to drive the future of software
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- Hosted development projects on $domain by category or complete
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$domain. There may also be other projects hosted on $domain
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$domain's administrators. By "approval" we don't mean some lengthy
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the mission and scope of $domain.  While your project is pending,
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more about $domain.  There's also a Feedback link to email site
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