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Yes, when requesting apps, we especially like it when you include a link to the app's official website, a description of what the app does, and (if you can find it) some idea of the licence.

Obviously since you mentioned Pchat, we can figure out what it does. But a web link is critical to help us help you.

Among other things it:

• Removes the chance of confusion when potential developers try to find the app. In some cases there are multiple apps with the same name (the base app of the officially released Pencil Project Portable is actually called Pencil, and there is a 2D animation app out there also called Pencil of which we have a beta test)
• Helps us find the most recent version. Some apps have numerous versions around the internet. A link to the official website should usually help us find the most up-to-date one.
• Helps us find the licence. Many software distribution sites like CNet etc list Open Source software simply as freeware. The official site will usually offer us the exact licence information we need.
• Means less work for the developers who look at your request. We are the ones who are hopefully going to help you by packaging the apps you request, the least you can do is make our job a little easier in return.