Looks like this offer is bound to GitHub projects.
The first reply to the post explains that:
codinghorror
Just to clarify – if your project is on GitHub and you don’t quite meet the threshold criteria of …
2000+ stars
30+ contributors
… feel free to contact us via the form. We’ll work with you.
The purpose of the thresholds isn’t to arbitrarily keep projects away, but rather to ensure that there’s enough critical mass for a solid discussion community to form around your project. We guesstimate it takes about 5 people
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actively participating in the discussions each day for your discussion community to “work”.
Additionally, there’s another provision or something for open-source projects that Discourse actually uses to operate, and I’m fairly sure that Go is one of those
And also, Go qualifies again since its Github mirror has 23K stars. GitHub - golang/go: The Go programming language
Thanks for clarifying. My fault to not read the announcement closely enough.
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