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+  "contributors": ["eyurtsev", "hwchase17", "nfcampos", "efriis", "jacoblee93", "dqbd", "harris", "baskaryan", "hinthornw", "bracesproul", "jakerachleff"],
+  "message": "Thank you for your pull request and welcome to our community. We require contributors to sign our Contributor License Agreement, and we don't seem to have the username {{usersWithoutCLA}} on file. In order for us to review and merge your code, please complete the Individual Contributor License Agreement here https://forms.gle/bJtcHNhhWwarQf83A .\n\nThis process is done manually on our side, so after signing the form one of the maintainers will add you to the contributors list.\n\nFor more details about why we have a CLA and other contribution guidelines please see: https://github.com/langchain-ai/opengpts/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md."
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CONTRIBUTING.md

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+# Contributing
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+## Contributor License Agreement
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+We are grateful to the contributors who help evolve OpenGPTs and dedicate their time to the project. As the primary sponsor of OpenGPTs, LangChain, Inc. aims to build products in the open that benefit thousands of developers while allowing us to build a sustainable business. For all code contributions to OpenGPTs, we ask that contributors complete and sign a Contributor License Agreement (“CLA”). The agreement between contributors and the project is explicit, so OpenGPTs users can be confident in the legal status of the source code and their right to use it.The CLA does not change the terms of the underlying license, OpenGPTs License, used by our software.
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+Before you can contribute to OpenGPTs, a bot will comment on the PR asking you to agree to the CLA if you haven't already. Agreeing to the CLA is required before code can be merged and only needs to happen on the first contribution to the project. All subsequent contributions will fall under the same CLA.