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Dave Horton
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# How we contribute
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Of course, our main contribution to the open-source ecosystem has been to create the [jambonz](https://jambonz.org) and [drachtio](https://drachtio.org) projects, and to make them freely available under the MIT License. As part of this, we provide an extensive amount of unpaid support by responding to issues on github, email or [our slack channel](https://joinslack.jambonz.org).
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However, we are also a [consumer of open-source products](/open-source/commitment/oss-we-use/), and we believe that we have a responsibility to try to find additional ways to support the RTC open-source ecosystem where possible.
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To that end, this year we are sponsoring [TADHack Global 2021](https://tadhack.com/2021/), providing both funds for prize money as well as free services for participants. Depending on the covid situation, we hope to travel to Orlando to attend in person.
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We have also sponsored other conferences in the past, including the wonderful [CommCon](https://2019.commcon.xyz/) conference in the UK (run by the awesome Dan Jenkins of [Nimble Ape](https://nimblea.pe/)), and have attended and spoken at other open-source conferences, including [SimCon](https://blog.simwood.com/2020/06/simcon4-and-something-new/).
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We provided a small amount of funding this year to help support the [openSIPS](https://www.opensips.org/) security audit via their [gofundme](https://www.gofundme.com/f/opensips-security-audit-penetration-tests) initiative.
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And, finally, last but not least, we tried to purchase enough yummy baked goods last year to help save the awesome [Bearkery Bakery](https://bearbakeshop.com/), which was run by one of the best people in the RTC community, [Fred Posner](https://qxork.com/). Ultimately, we were defeated by the pandemic, but we don't regret a moment of the effort (gurgle, burp). |