@tison1096 started a discussion about multidimensional #opensource contribution incentives beyond roles and permissions. We don't have to simplify the reward of contributions always as a "committer" or "maintainers" title. Check it out:
https://t.co/jN4w9lZz6z
A new discussion about recruiting for the #opensource community. A community is another organization. Best practices for a good corp can be almost applied to a community also. Learned from Powerful, we found several valuable principles to follow. Check out
https://t.co/1u7xcYUqLf
@tison1096 pushed a post about effective participants in #opensource communities, discussing best practices from both contributors' & maintainers' perspectives. If you're looking for guides of communication, time management, project maintaining, check out:
https://t.co/tojlcSzGYm
@TheASF hosts a lot of #opensource projects. It's valuable to learn from for running an open-source community. However, it's not the only approach to do so. @tison1096 posted a case study of the #postgresql community. There's more than one way to do it.
https://t.co/IptyNko8Bc
#OpenSource community is for building valuable software, not for operations or political correctness. The maintainers have the right to choose partners who meet their standards. DO NOT let formalism ruin your community and software.
https://t.co/oQ8LvotK8E