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 ** Building something cool with web technologies
 ** Translating open source software into another language
-* The project’s home can be anywhere in the world where we can make payment without undue burden. We have a reasonably strong preference for funding legal organizations rather than individuals representing projects, although exceptional circumstances could lead to some flexibility.
+* The project’s home can be anywhere in the world where we can make payment without undue burden. We have a preference for funding legal organizations rather than individuals representing projects, although  circumstances could lead to some flexibility.
 * The specific project activity should be endorsed (on the application form) by someone well-known and respected in a wider software community of which the project is a part.
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 ==How To Apply==
-The application form is [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rwYQTT-9-eldS-kElY646bMwMzJpxfL8lDskX86xgCQ/viewform here]. For application deadline information, see the [[MOSS|main page]].
+The application form is [https://mozilla.fluxx.io/apply/MOSS here]. For application deadline information, see the [[MOSS|main page]].
 If you need help completing your application, see the list of mentors on the [[MOSS|main page]].
 ==FAQs==
-;What if my project doesn’t have a legal organizational home?  I see this is disfavoured, and exceptional circumstances are required. What might count as "exceptional"?
-: You tell us. If a project doesn't have a legal organizational home, we will be handing a large sum of money to an individual with only limited accountability. This means a higher level of complexity and risk. So you need to describe why it's reasonable and important for us to accept that additional risk. We will listen because Mozilla is a pretty flexible organization, but we can’t promise the result will be as you hope.
 ;What is an 'endorser'?