MSP430 Connexions

Submission Rules and Guidelines

• The module must contain knowledge applicable to the MSP430 chips, tools, or software.
• Material must be original (to Connexions) in application, methodology, device used, or content. This means that you can use any material that you have generated that is not already on Connexions.
• The material cannot infringe on the intellectual property of others.
• You can create as many modules as you would like.
• Only one submission for a tool will be accepted for each module.
• There is no formal peer review.
• The material is not professional advice on development of applications.
• Neither TI nor Connexions assume ownership of the material. For more about the Creative Commons License visit www.creativecommons.org.
• For more rules and regulations consult the Connexions Site User Agreement.
• Ultimately, the value and validity of the submissions will be judged by a group of TI employees. Effort, originality, and level of difficulty will all be determining factors in whether or not a tool is rewarded. Accordingly, please understand that the awarding of a free tool will not be immediate and may take longer than expected if demand exceeds expectations.
• The tool donation plan is available worldwide, except in places where trade with the US is prohibited, but only submissions in English will be reviewed due to the complexity of the translation process and the shortage of multilingual resources.
• TI is not responsible for the accuracy and suitability of each module. TI does not endorse or assume responsibility for any of the material on Connexions.