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foundations are the gate-keepers of crowns
the "project maturity ladder", how ever it is defined, is the biggest (and only meaningful) reward that a foundation has
foundations are the gate-keepers of crowns the "project maturity ladder", how ever it is defined, is the biggest (and only meaningful) reward that a foundation has
why is this on my mind?
The @CloudNativeFdn TOC is discussing changing the definition of their highest reward -- by removing the test of multi-company contributor base as a key criteria for graduation
https://lists.cncf.io/g/cncf-toc/message/5340
The @CloudNativeFdn TOC is discussing changing the definition of their highest reward -- by removing the test of multi-company contributor base as a key criteria for graduation
https://lists.cncf.io/g/cncf-toc/message/5340
. @OpenStack community went through convolutions while I was on the TC: we created the "Big Tent"
that debate centered on solving a community problem: TC was backed into in a position of asserting architectural competition between projects. We needed to stop that.
that debate centered on solving a community problem: TC was backed into in a position of asserting architectural competition between projects. We needed to stop that.
CNCF doesn't have THAT problem
but this? I ... I dunno
... It seems like capitulating to "open core" business models
single vendor backed open source projects are all well and good. there are some great ones out there! but those projects are also fragile because of it
but this? I ... I dunno
... It seems like capitulating to "open core" business modelssingle vendor backed open source projects are all well and good. there are some great ones out there! but those projects are also fragile because of it
maybe that's the problem? too many open core businesses, not enough community developers?
maybe i'm getting old... or maybe i'm just salty from the week ... but I miss the days when I thought #OpenSource was more than just "here, hold my code"
maybe i'm getting old... or maybe i'm just salty from the week ... but I miss the days when I thought #OpenSource was more than just "here, hold my code"
