Add NC-DIT-Open-Source to U.S. States#1325
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Adds the NC-DIT-Open-Source GitHub organization to the U.S. States list in _data/governments.yml so it appears on the site’s Community page.
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NC-DIT-Open-Sourceas a new entry underU.S. States. - Placement is consistent with the surrounding alphabetical ordering in that list.
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Adds the NC-DIT-Open-Source GitHub organization to the
U.S. Statessection of_data/governments.ymlso it appears on the Community page.This is the open-source org of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology (NC DIT), Office of AI & Policy (OAIP). It hosts civic-tech tools built for and shared with government — starting with a public-comment analysis application, with more releases planned.
U.S. Stateslist.