In this task we will work on ways to help members who develop apps get them into the Microsoft Store.
## Rationale
Past experiences of projects with their apps in the Microsoft Store have been in general positive. Many have seen an uptick in adoption and usage, and helped users discover FLOSS apps that do not lock them into abusive proprietary licenses.
As many apps are now built around modern frameworks and libraries that are in themselves cross-platform, building versions of apps that work on Windows, if not easy, is at least possible.
Another important effect of having KDE apps in the Store is that, as long as they have clearly visible KDE branding, they can serve as "ambassadors" for other KDE projects and contribute [to help making KDE a household name outside the FLOSS bubble](https://community.kde.org/Promo%27s_Long_Term_Goals#For_KDE.27s_brand). A brand a person recognises and has had a positive experience with one of its products, is a brand that a person will trust, thus making life easier for other KDE-branded products.
Some projects have also managed to increase their funding from donations or sales in the store, which, in turn, can often help keep the project alive.
It's important to note the projects should only be published on Microsoft Store after we ensure they're stable and updated. Publishing unstable or old apps could negatively impact KDE's public perception by means of bad review scores.
## TODO
[x] Brainstorm most glaring absences
[] [Bring KDE branding up to date](https://community.kde.org/Promo/Branding/Made_by_KDE)
[] Help improve website and end user documentation if necessary
[] Help get app on store