Data and references

From The_Open_Source_Way

This chapter contains copies or links to data and references used in this book.

References

These are online and offline references that support conclusions drawn elsewhere.

• Interview with Seneca College's David Humphrey, where he gives a succinct list of success factors.
• Josh Berkus' Ten Ways to Destroy Your Community, with some replies to Rodrigues' rebuttal (below.)
  • Colin Charles post on the presentation
  • Zack Urlocker post on the presentation
  • Savio Rodrigues rebuttal post on the presentation
  • Jonathan Corbet post on LCA 2010 version
• The top ten rules from The Starfish and The Spider.
• Open Source Triple Play
• How to get your code into an open source project
• Dreamwidth - Build Your Own Contributors, One Part At A Time
• How Open Source Projects Survive Poisonous People is the first, and a later version How to Protect Your Open Source Project From Poisonous People, are talks that are applicable to any community drawing from many years experience as open source developers.

Data

This section contains copies of relevant data for immediate reference, as well as links and sources.