Edit: Link removed
I removed that link. It didn't lead to anything helpful and CoreELEC is not a community build at all.
Please don't post links to forks. That's not related. Thanks
My source code I have in my personal git server.
The idea would be to use a public git repository (which is actually a Community Build requirement - that your code is published).
How can I contact LibreELEC Odroid Developers if I have questions for features I make before sending to project?
You can use the Amlogic forum - post questions/ideas and you should get a response. If you use a public git repo you can link to your branch when discussing code, ideas or problems.
GitHub has the advantage of allowing others to compare your fork against our main branch (or others) but any public repo is fine and we're not out to dictate anyone's workflow.
I guess as long as it doesn't conflict with our privacy and/or piracy policies there's othing to say against features, drivers or whatever you want to implement.
Afaiu that's the whole reason for community builds. You guys implement something for someone who has a niche usecase (let's say some exotic driver). TeamLe decides that we don't want to implement that on our builds (for whatever reason). Then you are absolutely fine with keeping that driver (for example) in yourbuild which is also supported by you.
I don't see a problem with that, as long as everything stays legal.
We never allow/disallow something on the grounds of legality because the law of a specific country have little meaning to an internet based project with a global audience. Decisions are based on project policy which is formed from general morals.
