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Why Contribute

You need a good simulation tool, and INET needs your help to improve.

What’s In It For Me?

If you are doing research with INET, contributing your changes back to the project means:

  • More visibility for your work
  • More testing and validation performed by other users
  • Other users may further improve or build upon your model
  • Burden of technical maintenance is on the INET core team

If you are a student doing homework or thesis with INET:

  • Expert feedback adds to your expertise and the quality of the end result
  • Your work will end up being useful for others (instead of landing in the drawer)
  • It expands your open source portfolio and demonstrates your expertise
  • Satisfaction from contributing to an open-source project

Fun Project, Fantastic People

You might enjoy contributing, because:

  • Simulation and hacking on models can be fun in itself
  • The forum is full of helpful people
  • You can meet fellow INET people and other OMNeT++ users at the OMNeT++ Summit! (To get the atmosphere of the event, here’s a photo album of the 2014 summit.)

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