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Not necessarily. Your example does not refute the premise. You would have to give an example where people contribute a project of yours, not the opposite. I.e.
by skeptical 15y ago
Not necessarily. Your example does not refute the premise. You would have to give an example where people contribute a project of yours, not the opposite. I.e. because you contribute in a certain way to a project voluntarily, it doesn't mean that that same project doesn't live by a low context culture fashion.
I've thought about this many times. I see many people with programming skills far greater than mine submitting code to many open source projects, but if I need someone to jump in a form a team with me and I will indeed choose somebody I know personally, even if it's a person with lower technical skills than me.