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Featured Interviews
On Why People Volunteer
They've just used the product and love it. They use it because they liked it better than all the other alternatives out there. And honestly that has nothing to do with open source. ... But, you know, fundamentally it's about building a great product that people want to use because they like it better than other things out there.
read moreOn Management
I think the fact that the Mozilla project is managed by people who "do management" is a good thing. It's not all programmers, some of whom are in charge. There are people who are very business-capable involved in the project, and that makes an enormous difference.
read moreOn 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.
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