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This includes existing clients on the list; namely Infuse, Yatse, Manet, Symfonium, and Finer. All 5 of these will be removed from our list going forward. While Infuse and Yatse, especially, have been listed clients for an extremely long-time, we do not believe that making continued exceptions is worthwhile. In light of our desire to institute these new rules, we want to avoid "loopholes" for evaluating future clients, and the project has simply grown past the point where we feel the need to include every possible client for compatibility reasons, as we did during the early days when the aforementioned clients were added.
All of this is not to say that we are opposed to the creation of proprietary, closed source clients. You as a client developer are free to choose whatever license you wish for your own project. And you are still **free to post about such clients in our community spaces** (including [`/r/jellyfin`](https://www.reddit.com/r/jellyfin/) and the like). We do not want to discourage innovation in the Jellyfin ecosystem. This rule **only concerns inclusion in the official clients list on our website**, which can be seen by new users as our official endorsement. We simply do not wish to explicitly endorse proprietary clients going forward.
All of this is not to say that we are opposed to the creation of proprietary, closed source clients. You as a client developer are free to choose whatever license you wish for your own project. And you are still **free to post about such clients in our community spaces** (including [our forums](https://forum.jellyfin.org), [`/r/jellyfin`](https://www.reddit.com/r/jellyfin/), and the like). We do not want to discourage innovation in the Jellyfin ecosystem. This rule **only concerns inclusion in the official clients list on our website**, which can be seen by new users as our official endorsement. We simply do not wish to explicitly endorse proprietary clients going forward.
> The client must have **existing traction** within the community and be under **active development**; either: at least **1 year** of active development; or, evidence of significant user interest as determined by the Jellyfin team.