  After the failure of two reaction wheels and the end of its original mission,
the Kepler spacecraft has begun observing stars in new fields along the
ecliptic plane in its extended K2 mission. Although K2 promises to deliver high
precision photometric light curves for thousands of new targets across the sky,
the K2 pipeline is not yet delivering light curves to users, and photometric
data from K2 is dominated by systematic effects due to the spacecraft's
worsened pointing control. We present reduced light curves for 7743 targets
proposed by the community for observations during Campaign 0 of the K2 mission.
We extract light curves from target pixel files and correct for the motion of
the spacecraft using a modified version of the technique presented in
Vanderburg & Johnson (2014). We release the data for the community in the form
of both downloadable light curves and a simple web interface, available at
https://www.cfa.harvard.edu/~avanderb/k2.html. This ArXiv only report is meant
to serve as data release notes -- for a refereed description of the technique,
please refer to Vanderburg & Johnson (2014).
