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I'm sure if you shake the data a little more you'll see that a very small minority do most of the work. This has always been true - in corporations, in teams w
by keeptrying 12y ago
I'm sure if you shake the data a little more you'll see that a very small minority do most of the work.
This has always been true - in corporations, in teams within corporations and in startups.
I think you should evolve your product to reflect and incentivize this rather than fight it. Give the core guys the most equity - figure out a good way to calculate who those people are. Its a problem that mankind has been trying to solve forever.
Instead of focussing on community, focus on creating a system that is secure for someone to start working immediately with the core-team. With deep git integration you could have somethign worthwhile there.
- busterarm 12y agoHow do you deal with people who make it difficult for others to work on the project to increase their own share? This is typical behavior of ladder-climbers in companies already. Is community not part of the answer to that problem?
- keeptrying 12y agoI think a project that attracts that kind of person is already pretty successful.