This story is a good example of why I'm trying to use this community to move our hobby to a development model that can succeed in the modern world.
So many are stuck firmly in the past, unwilling to even consider new methods of doing things. We must let go and adapt or our hobby will die.
Originally shared by Christopher Gaul
The proven power of Open Source and Open Collaboration
A successful startup founder explains why Open Source and Open Collaboration are the recipe for success in today's economy.
http://www.itworld.com/article/2942612/open-source-tools/qanda-zipcar-founder-robin-chase-on-open-source-and-the-collaboration-economy.html
WinstonSmith6079 I'm working on finding a Hangouts schedule that works for everyone (well, a majority anyway).
ReplyDeleteThe point of this community is not to have everyone split off into little cliques, but rather to have open communication and collaboration among all members. At the least, the smallest groups should be those collaborating on a particular project.