Work-Needing and Prospective Packages (WNPP) is our system of announcing your intent to markup packages being worked on. In particular it is a bug against the WNPP pseudo package (or use a nice frontend to browse WNPP bugs). If you want to package something not currently available in Debian, the very first step should be to file an "Intent to package" (ITP) bug against WNPP. You may want to use the reportbug tool to achieve that by selecting "wnpp" as package to report a bug to.
+Work-Needing and Prospective Packages (WNPP) is our system of announcing your intent to markup packages being worked on. In particular it is a bug against the WNPP pseudo package (or use a nice frontend to browse WNPP bugs). If you want to package something not currently available in Debian, the very first step should be to file an "Intent to package" (ITP) bug against WNPP. You may want to use the reportbug tool to achieve that by selecting "wnpp" as package to report a bug to.
This web site is a public package repository of source packages. You can upload your package to this server (through special tools like 'dupload' or 'dput') and after a few checks it will be stored in our repository. ${ h.tags.link_to("Interested sponsors", h.url(controller='sponsor', action='index')) } can then download the package and upload it to Debian.
+This web site is a public package repository of source packages. You can upload your package to this server (through special tools like 'dupload' or 'dput') and after a few checks it will be stored in our repository. ${ h.tags.link_to("Interested sponsors", h.url(controller='sponsor', action='index')) } can then download the package and upload it to Debian.