… These spaces provide a forum for discussions, knowledge sharing, and collaborative decision-making. Engaging with the community extends to code contributions, bug reporting, and offering feedback. …
… Also, I think it was in the first edition of The Open Source Way that Karsten Wade said, “If you fail, take notes.” Sharing the failures is just as important as sharing the successes. …
… Create a Community Where People Can Share Struggles Arun Gupta: Is there anything else you’d like to share about community building? …
… What brought you into the open source community? …
… Ownership to me means you’re involved in the community, you’re upstreaming changes, you’re making the community better. You can’t just consume open source; you need to leave the community better than you found it. …
… Katherine Druckman: In the open source community, there’s a delicate dance balancing community interests and enterprise interests. …
… And we're all working together collaboratively and sharing insider secrets. …
… Join the PyTorch community. …
… Stories from the Community At the Open Source Summit in Seattle, we asked community leaders to share their experiences with maintainer burnout in an attempt to shed light on the issues they’re facing and start a conversation on how to better support maintainers. …
… Even as a community manager, you need your goals to be clear, whether your goals are community growth, diversity, or getting enough writers. …