… Community Engagement Community engagement is at the heart of the open source ethos, embodying the principles of collaboration, inclusivity, and shared ownership. In open source, a vibrant and engaged community is essential for the success and sustainability of projects. …
… Conflict Resolution in Open Source Projects Katherine Druckman: Do you have a lot of experience in these communities, any community you've worked in, with conflict resolution? …
… In the open source world, I’m a maintainer of a couple of different projects, Witness and Archivista. They're sub-projects under in-toto in CNCF. I also contribute to SLSA in the OpenSSF community. …
… Companies should tell their community that they need to hire engineers to work on open source projects to make the economics work. …
… They work with the community to ensure that the cloud native ecosystem remains healthy and can adapt to support new areas. The TOC is an essential body that ensures that projects in the CNCF adhere to best practices in governance and technology to meet the needs of the community. …
… Each individual in the community has a responsibility to contribute their skills and help the project succeed. Recognizing the value of this work and acknowledging those who contribute is crucial for the continued advancement of open source projects. …
… With most silicon vendors adopting Zephyr—and an ever-increasing and vibrant community—it’s safe to say Zephyr has achieved its goals. In fact, Google ranked Zephyr as one of the most critical open source projects today because of its strong community growth and wide adoption rate. …
… And so at GitHub, as we've created all these projects over the years, what we've learned is how important it is to also do graceful exits from projects or to plan to communicate when we intend to sunset a project to make sure that the community's aware. …
By Host: Katherine Druckman Open Source Community leader, Lori Lorusso, joined the Open at Intel podcast to share some valuable tips on improving communication, getting the word out, and capturing that special sauce that helps open source projects find success. …
… Katherine Druckman: In the open source community, there’s a delicate dance balancing community interests and enterprise interests. …