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## Support the Team

We aim to maintain a free open-source photography library with high quality of code.<br>
Being in control of our own data, our own pictures is something that we value above all.
Being in control of our own data and our own pictures is something that we value above all.

Through [contributions, donations, and sponsorship](https://github.com/sponsors/LycheeOrg), you allow Lychee to thrive. Your donations directly support demo server costs, continuous enhancements, and most importantly bug fixes!

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## Notice: `master` & `alpha` branches

As LycheeOrg is a very small team, we do not have many maintainers. Most of us have an active work/family life, and as a result, it is no longer possible for us to apply proper 4-eyes principle in the coding reviews.
As LycheeOrg is a very small team, we do not have many maintainers. Most of us have an active work/family life, and as a result, it is no longer possible for us to apply the proper four-eyes principle during code reviews.

In order to keep our high code quality, the following changes have been applied.

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