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That doesn't solve the problem completely, though, as truly fixing it requires review time with the existing team. It's still unpaid labor, but now it involves
by ebiester 6y ago
That doesn't solve the problem completely, though, as truly fixing it requires review time with the existing team. It's still unpaid labor, but now it involves code review and collaboration.
I think we still need people paying open source contributors.
- zamalek 6y agoAgreed. It does bring the egos to the altruistic water, other arguments become much easier once they have experience with the value of OSS participation. Furthermore, if a company has a culture of fixing things in open source, people are exposed to it. I can guarantee that many great potential personal time contributors have never been shown the door.