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I think, in this context, it's not important _why_ developers leave - it's inevitable. In a commercial setting, there is financial motivation for a company to
by java-man 12y ago
I think, in this context, it's not important _why_ developers leave - it's inevitable.
In a commercial setting, there is financial motivation for a company to hire and train new developers, but in the case of an open source project this may not be the case.
How do we motivate people to fix or continue development of open source projects? Is it possible at all?
- tedks 12y ago>How do we motivate people to fix or continue development of open source projects? Is it possible at all? Hm. Maybe it is impossible to motivate people to continue development of open-source projects. There are very few long-lived open-source projects, and very little open-source code. You're probably right that motivating people by anything other than cold, hard cash is impossible -- after all, what do people want in life besides money?
- LLWM 12y agoSex. You know what you have to do.