When Mel opened this discussion, I considered modifying her recitation
of Sebastian's summary so it reflected my observations of the
Corporate world. I rapidly came to the conclusion I couldn't be as
succinct because I don't believe it is possible to pigeon hole humans
accurately.
All the groups
Hi Folks,
I've been observing this conversation for a while. One of the main purposes of
the TOS group is to try to figure out how to get the academic and FOSS
communities to collaborate more cleanly. In order to succeed in this effort,
there must be an honest investigation of what aspects and
Jim,
I'm teaching an web application development course
http://unhmwebappsdevel.wordpress.com this semester, in which the tools and
practices are open source.
I have had three open source developers and teachers present in my class on
topics ranging from "the open source way" in general to s
Mel -
Some thoughts:
1. Most people in most communities (academy, business, opensource,
civic, etc.) believe in what they do and look for ways to improve what
they do.
2. When people in or out of a specific community advocate for "the
best way to do things" they are bound to make little progress
