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<li>Level of completion is the result of an analysis of the project</li>
<li>want the resulting metric should be more concrete than a technology readiness level</li>
<li>analysis should include assessment of readiness to complete OSHWA certification</li>
<li>include type(s) and amount of developer help needed</li>
<li>search for maturity metrics (not TRL) that are more concrete (maybe OSTRL)</li>
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<strong>Backlinks</strong>
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<li><a href="/oshw-pm-user-stories/notes/drtn2p5e4csu3c3zeha4tg8">Developer Evaluate Level of Completion</a></li>
<li><a href="/oshw-pm-user-stories/notes/er3167dg19ixigzr5293tme">User Evaluate Level of Completion</a></li>
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Evaluate Level of Completion


# Preamble

Welcome to the *How do you share your Open-Source Hardware project* workshop summary report. During the workshop we worked with participants to identify what we can do as a community to make it easier to share, communicate, and collaborate on OSHW projects. The following content is the result of that work.

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# Desired Core Capabilities

![[2-a-better-way.1-core-capabilities]]

# Minimum Required Data Model

![[2-a-better-way.2-pillars]]

# User Stories

![[3-user-stories.user-stories-list]]
