- I want X. You should do X.
- I want X. How can I help do X?
I have no data, but I think that asking the second way is what makes open source actually work.
Friday, November 27, 2009
How to ask an open source project to do something
This isn't exhaustive, but I think there are two ways to ask an open source project to do something:
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2 comments:
That's how the world should work. It's just that sometimes people in the workplace tend to forget it.
I think it's more relevant in volunteer projects though.
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