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Community

The CAC Ontology project is a community-driven initiative. Join us in developing and improving the ontology for crimes against children investigations.

About the Community

The CAC Ontology is shepherded by Project VIC International, but further development of this initiative is open to any participant. The CAC Ontology represents concepts used globally by diverse organizations, and we welcome contributions from all sectors.

The CAC Ontology community brings together:

We understand that not all language is represented, and we actively seek concepts, documents, and data from persons and organizations worldwide to improve the CAC Ontology.

Get Involved

Join the Community

Ways to Contribute

  1. Code Contributions
    • Improve ontology modules
    • Add validation rules
    • Enhance documentation
    • Fix bugs and issues
  2. Documentation
    • Write tutorials and guides
    • Improve existing documentation
    • Create examples and use cases
    • Translate documentation
  3. Testing and Validation
    • Test new features
    • Validate ontology files
    • Report bugs and issues
    • Provide feedback
  4. Community Support
    • Answer questions
    • Help new users
    • Share knowledge and experiences
    • Participate in discussions

Communication Channels

Email Support

Primary Contact: support@projectvic.zendesk.com

For questions about CAC Ontology or to join the CAC Ontology effort, please send an email to the address above. This is the preferred method for:

GitHub

Primary channel for technical discussions:

Project VIC International

CAC Ontology is part of the Project VIC International initiative:

Contributing Guidelines

Before contributing, please review:

Community Resources

Recognition

We recognize and appreciate all community contributions: