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On Leading an Open Source
There’s much less ability to control the terms of the discussion. And so the ability to live in a world of criticism and to ferret out the grain of truth and to be open to, “Yeah, I was wrong. I need to change that,” I think, is pretty high in our world. And then the key, of course, is how to be decisive in the face of all of that.
read moreOn Directing Marketing
I think a big part of that is that unlike on the programming side, if people aren’t meeting milestones on the marketing side, we’ll still continue to be effective and to continue on. On the programming side if we aren’t meeting milestones, we don’t ship the product.
read moreOn Open Source
Keeping it based on open standards, preventing it from being dominated by one vendor. I think something that’s kind of a newer priority is trying to improve the experience for end users, which I certainly think should be an important priority. But, essentially, being user driven is to some extent a business model.
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