OSCON 2013 - Keynote - Creating Communities of Inclusion
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Mark Hinkle Senior Director Open Source Solutions http:// open.citrix.com @mrhinkle
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Free and open source software is equal parts technology and humanity. Beyond the coding standards, development environments and essential parts of delivering free software the ideals that drive this movement are powerful. This is a reflection on the lessons gleaned from successful F/LOSS communities and a call to action to spread their ideals to other endeavors such as medicine and government.
Transcript of OSCON 2013 - Keynote - Creating Communities of Inclusion
Mark HinkleSenior DirectorOpen Source Solutionshttp://open.citrix.com@mrhinkle
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
Jim Jagielski Apache Software Foundation
Dan FryeVP, Open Systems Development
IBM
Larry AugustinCEO , SugarCRM
Robyn BergeronLeader of the Fedora Project, Red Hat
Jeff BatesOpen Source IT Program Manager
Jim ZemlinExecutive Director, Linux Foundation
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
Luke KaniesFounder and CEO , PuppetLabs
Tarus BalogFounder and CEO, OpenNMS
Adam Jacob Founder Opscode and the Chef project
OSCON 2010@adamhjk
I want to build communities of inclusion and if people can’t participate that sucks.
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
…there isn’t a one-size-fits-all model for successful open source projects. Governance models differ. Contribution and participation models differ. Naming and branding differs. What they do have in common is immense impact and huge success.
Mårten MickosFormer CEO MySQLCEO of Eucalyptus@martenmickos
You can have Cathedrals in the Bazaar
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
…the future of technological innovation is not stealing limited resources away from one another, but creating new resources — and new opportunities to create new resources — together in a rich ecosystem.
Allison RandalOpen Source Hacker
Former OSCON Program Chair@allisonrandal
Open Source Isn’t a Zero-Sum Game
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
If a new user has a problem, it’s a bug in the code or the documentation. End of story.
Jordan Sissel Logstash Project@jordansissel
Include Your Users in the Software Process
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
It's time to update my 2005 book "Producing Open Source Software: How to Run a Successful Free Software Project". Help me do it right.
Karl Fogel Author, Producing Open Source Software
@kfogel
Make it Easy for People to Help You
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
Jonathan KuniholmOpen Prosthetic Project
@kuniholm
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
…so that we have skin in the game can actually determine what we might build and what it is we want. And I invite all of you in academia and industry to help me do it. We need this help…
Open Shouldn’t End with Software
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OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
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| REDUCE POLLUTION |IMPROVE ECONOMIC STABILITY
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| RENEW FISHERIES |
And I work on open source at Citrix.And I work on open source at Citrix.
http://open.citrix.comhttp://open.citrix.com
Thank You
OSCON 2013 | Building Communities of Inclusion by @mrhinkle
