Add more info bout the project

project.rst

@@ -13,4 +13,49 @@ The software is based on Adafruit's CircuitPython firmware, with a number of
 helper Python libraries included to make game development easier.
 
 There is also a number of games and demos available, including a tutorial
-contained in this documentation.
+contained in this documentation. Everything is kept in the `project's GitHub
+organization.<https://github.com/python-ugame>`
+
+
+Licensing
+=========
+
+All parts of this project are available under open licenses. The hardware is
+released under a Creative Commons SA-BY license, and all the code is released
+under a permissive MIT license. You can fork, develop and produce your own
+versions of whatever this project contains.
+
+
+Contributing
+============
+
+Contributions of all kinds are very welcome. You don't have to be a programmer
+or a hardware engineer to help! There is always something to do.
+
+The most important way you can contribute is by helping everyone else — whether
+by answering their questions, writing about what you are doing with the device,
+making available anything you have made, or improving the documentation.
+
+The Stage library is in very early stages of development right now, and it is
+supposed to stay rather lean and simple, so contributing there may be hard, but
+you can always develop additional libraries and game frameworks that better fit
+some of the tasks.
+
+Creating and sharing assets (graphics and sound) is also a great way to
+contribute -- just make sure you make it clear how they can be used by adding
+an appropriate license.
+
+
+Community and Support
+=====================
+
+For learning and help with CircuitPython itself, it's best to head to
+`Adafruit's Discord server<http://adafru.it/discord>` and ask on the
+``circuitpython`` channel.
+
+If you prefer a bit more old-school means of communication, there is also
+a ``##ugame`` IRC channel on `Freenode<http://freenode.net>`.
+
+Please use the GitHub's issue tracker to report any bugs you find. Also, the
+wikis are enabled in the repositories, so you can use them to share any
+information you think would be useful.