Here is a direct link to my ITGumbo post for Monday. This entry is a suggestion for introducing the concept of community capacity as an operational model for open source communities. SInce I was mistakenly duplicating entire entries here on my personal blog that were authored for ITGumbo, I am going to revert back to posting links.
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