JIRA supplies free licenses to eligible non-profit organizations. What exactly does ‘secular’ mean? For instance:
def verify_org(group):
return group == 'secular'
print(verify_org('secular'))
i think secular means the org isnt driven by faith based stuff but rather civic ones, so if your focus is device oriented without religious motives then you should be good. check any docs tho
I have encountered a similar issue while reviewing the licensing criteria and found that the term ‘secular’ in this context is used to indicate non-profit organizations that are not primarily driven by religious motives. In my experience, this means that organizations solely established for charitable or civic causes without a religious affiliation qualify, while those that are inherently religious or faith-based may not. It is advisable to consult detailed documentation or legal advice to confirm that your organization aligns with the intended interpretation of the term in the license policy.
Based on my personal experience, the term ‘secular’ in this licensing context is aimed at designating organizations that do not have a primary focus on religious activities, even if they might work in charitable or social welfare areas. The intent seems to be to filter out organizations that are directly associated with religious ideologies, ensuring that the free licenses remain strictly available for groups whose operations are grounded solely in civic or humanitarian concerns. It is advisable to carefully review your organization’s mission statement and possibly consult with a legal expert to confirm that your structure aligns with these criteria.
From my own experience working with similar licensing criteria, I have noticed that the term ‘secular’ often implies that the organization must operate without a religious agenda or affiliation. When companies design these licenses, they aim to support groups focusing on community services, education, or humanitarian efforts rather than faith-based activities. This distinction ensures that resources meant for civic engagement are not diverted to organizations with a primary religious mission. I recommend closely reviewing the organization’s founding documents and specific licensing terms to ensure full compliance with the intended meaning.