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If you want to create an interactive landscape for your project or organization:
1. Note ahead of time that the hardest part of building a landscape is getting hi-res images for every project. You *cannot* convert from a PNG or JPEG into an SVG. You need to get an SVG, AI, or EPS file. When those aren't available, you will need a graphic designer to recreate several images. Don't just use an auto-tracer to try to convert PNG to SVG because there is some artistry involved in making it look good. Please review this [primer](https://www.cncf.io/blog/2019/07/17/what-image-formats-should-you-be-using-in-2019/) on image formats.
2. Create a repo `youracronym-landscape` so it's distinct from other landscapes stored in the same directory. From inside your new directory, copy over files from a simpler landscape like https://github.com/graphql/graphql-landscape with `cp -r ../graphql-landscape/* ../graphql-landscape/.github ../graphql-landscape/.gitignore ../graphql-landscape/.npmrc ../graphql-landscape/.nvmrc .`.
3. If you're working with the [LF](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/), give admin privileges to the new repo to [dankohn](https://github.com/dankohn) and write privileges to [AndreyKozlov1984](https://github.com/AndreyKozlov1984), [jordinl83](https://github.com/jordinl83), and [CNCF-Bot](https://github.com/CNCF-Bot) and ping Dan after creating an account at [slack.cncf.io](https://slack.cncf.io). Alex Contini and Dan are available there to help you recreate SVGs based on a PNG of the company's logo, if necessary, and to fix other problems.
3. If you're working with the [LF](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/), join [slack.cncf.io](https://slack.cncf.io) and join #landscapers. If you're working outside the LF, we don't formally support landscapes outside the LF but feel free to join the Slack and ask for help.
4. Set the repo to only support merge commits and turn off DCO support, since it doesn't work well with the GitHub web interface:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3083270/66166276-dd62ad00-e604-11e9-87db-fd9ae7a80d1a.png)
5. Edit `settings.yml` and `landscape.yml` for your topic.
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