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Free Tailscale Plan for Open Source GitHub Organizations

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Ross Zurowski and Sonia Appasamy and David Crawshaw and Brad Fitzpatrick
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395
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7
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Summary

Tailscale has introduced a free plan for GitHub organizations that are involved in open source projects, providing up to 25 users, 5 devices per user, and community support, along with features like subnet routers and unique users in ACL policies. This initiative aims to ease the development and collaboration processes for open source projects by leveraging GitHub's organizational structure, while also offering similar benefits to families and friends using GitHub organization accounts. Additionally, Tailscale extends a 50% discount to charities, non-profits, and educational institutions and reassures users that their Personal plan will remain free, allowing personal use for connecting to various personal servers and devices. The company encourages users to upgrade their GitHub organizations to the new Community on GitHub plan through the admin console, emphasizing its commitment to support open source endeavors.

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