text: Title: 🤔 Issue template ideas
  Body: We need an issue template to help with some expectations. Here is my quick riff on what we might want: 
  
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  Our goal with Awesome Django is to highlight packages that we think are awesome and stand out above the rest. 
  
  Our goal isn't to be a comprehensive directory of 1000+ projects like [Django Packages](https://djangopackages.org).
  
  We are looking for projects that are:
  - relevant to Django
  - maintained
  - release and support history
  - stand out because they are useful and solve a unique problem
  - we can't ignore your star count, but we don't have a high number in mind. 
  
  What we are NOT looking out for:
  - unmaintained projects
  - promote your project, service, or employer
  
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  - [ ] What makes this product awesome? 
  - [ ] Are you the author or a maintainer? (no points off for self-promotion)
  - [ ] If your project is brand new, we don't have a minimum number of GH stars, but your project needs "enough" stars.
  - [ ] Is this project maintained?
  - [ ] If your project is published on PyPI, is there a history/pattern of keeping it updated?
  - [ ] If your project/service is a paid product, do you work for the same company? (emphasis on disclosure vs. promoting your product/service/company)
  - [ ] Django and Python are trademarked by their respective foundations, if your product, paid service, and/or domain name use these trademarks, do you have their permission to do so? 
  
  