Feedback and contributions are very welcome.
If your feedback has to do with language shared across several RxNDA forms, or with the RxNDA form set in general, please open a new GitHub issue on the rxnda-forms repository.
If your feedback has to do with a specific RxNDA form, and have a look at the most recent GitHub release. You can download Word or PDF copies if that's how you prefer to work.
If you use GitHub, feel free to open issues or send pull requests. You can also send e-mail to [email protected], especially if you prefer to collaborate privately. Your preference, for recognition or for privacy, will be honored.
See the LICENSE file in each form repository.
The public license has language about licensing contributions. But please expect that you may be asked for written confirmation acknowledging the license and making your contributions available on its terms.
Each form repository contains a .cftemplate file with its terms, plus other files used to build the complete form. The repositories use rxnda-build-chain as a submodule for configuration to build Microsoft Word, PDF, HTML, and other copies. The easiest way to build a form from source on your machine is probably to install Docker and run make docker. This will download Linux base images and build tools, render the form, and copy the results back to your machine.
See commonform-markup-parse for a description of the markup syntax used to describe form content. See cftemplate for a description of the markup tags, like ((if X begin))...((end)) used describe differences between variants.