Thanks for your interest in the Source SDK 2013 project.  When you make a
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the SDK and other Valve products. 

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Valve is happy to accept pull requests and issues in the source-sdk-2013
repository in these cases:
 * Changes that fix bugs in the SDK deployment process itself. The repository
   should build out of the box, and anything that prevents that is a pull
   request we want.
 * High priority bugs in HL2, the Episodes, or HL2MP that can be fixed in
   client.dll or server.dll.

For other changes we suggest that you issue a pull request to one of these
fine community-maintained repositories instead: 
  https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Source-sdk-2013-community-repos

If you are going to make a pull request, please keep them as granular as
possible. Pull requests with 3-4 unrelated changes in them aren't going to
be accepted.