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tared, @barredo: also a good idea, we will add, upon selection of service and document type, a direct link to github story see all changes. This way you can get a good idea of what you might receive by email if you decide to subscribe @cdubzzz: awesome, we will add the services you used to track on https://github.com/cdubz/legal-copy-histories/tree/master/hi... @jvolkman: very cool indeed but we have decided to not take their word for it @remram, thanks for the tip, we will contact them. We also already work with https://tosdr.org/ @tcmb, if you have any problem while adding a document on OTA, you can join us anytime at contact@opentermsarchive.org If you want to help us, you can : - Add or edit services and documents via a Pull Request on Github (read our documentation about it: https://github.com/ambanum/OpenTermsArchive/blob/master/CONT...). You can also use the contribution interface (https://opentermsarchive.org/en/contribute) which is useful for people who don't know Github (but it doesn't work for all sites). - Build tools from the dataset (https://github.com/ambanum/OpenTermsArchive-versions/release...) or the API (https://disinfo.quaidorsay.fr/api/open-terms-archive/docs). As an example we have built Scripta Manent (https://disinfo.quaidorsay.fr/en/open-terms-archive/scripta-...), a tool that allows to compare a document between two dates. - Improving our source code (https://github.com/ambanum/OpenTermsArchive): our biggest task is to add document tracking in several languages and jurisdictions, which is far from being an easy task. - Raise awareness of the project and help us find funding so that OTA can continue to develop and become a digital commons. - Follow us on Twitter @OpenTerms where we post changes to documents that we find interesting. Thank you !