Talk:Open Sound Control

Public known repos for OSC Projects

I would like to write about some public repos for working OSC projects, I'm unsure how to go about this because its an external link, I know some public OSC projects I've used myself and some that have not really seen public eye, Like this small github repo for example.

I've read over both NPV Policy and the notability Policy, and I belive "Popular" OSC projects should only be listed here(?), Or would making indivdiual pages for OSC projects under community:OSC (like VRCOSC)(something similar) Just want a better understanding if listing all/known good projects is ok, or if it should follow the notability policy(?). Comfy Chloe (talk) 00:00, 2 April 2025 (UTC)

We want to collect content directly on the wiki, so adding information here is always better than linking externally.

Notable OSC projects should have their own pages. If a project has enough information or relevance—even if not widely known—it can also justify a standalone page. Similar or smaller tools (e.g. OSC-based chatbox apps) can be grouped on shared pages.

This particular page should focus on official content. However, we can add a “Community Projects” section (like the one in the “Getting Started” page), marked with a community banner. That section shouldn't link directly to external sites but instead should point to relevant internal wiki pages. Hackebein (talk) 00:17, 2 April 2025 (UTC)