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3	3	**Requirements:**
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5		-* The crowd-funded project page must provide a link to a publicly accessible source code repository (e.g. GitHub, Sourceforge, self-hosted, etc.) for the project which is identified as the sole development home of that crowd-funded project.
6		-* The name of the crowd-funded project must be identical to the name of the project for the source code repository
7		-* The root directory of the named project repository / project site must contain a file named "LICENSE.txt" that includes an OSI Approved License and language specific to the copyright holders.
8		-* The LICENSE.txt file must include the name of the crowd-funded project in the language of the OSI Approved License (e.g. copyright holders).
	5	+* If the crowd-funding project is related to an existing software development effort (were source code already exists), the crowd-funded project page must provide a link to that software's publicly accessible source code repository (e.g. GitHub, Sourceforge, self-hosted, etc.).
	6	+** The name of the crowd-funded project must be identical to the name of the project name for the source code repository.
	7	+** The root directory of the named project repository / project site must contain a file named "LICENSE.txt" that includes an OSI Approved License and language specific to the copyright holders.
	8	+** The LICENSE.txt file must include the name of the crowd-funded project in the language of the OSI Approved License (e.g. copyright holders).
9	9	* If the project has not yet begun actual development, the complete text, including the project's name (copyright holder), of an OSI Approved License must be included on the crowd-funding site. For example:**
10	10	**// The MIT License (MIT)//**
11	11	**// Copyright (c) <year> <copyright holders>//**