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Comments

Cote'

Nicely in-depth post, friend.

What would you add - if anything - about using organizations like the Eclipse Foundation, the ASF, or other standards/code bodies to have a sort of neutral-ground and/or organization "middleware" for all this?

bathroom ceiling heater

good post. the eclipse foundation.

knick

open source community management role

Vintage Typewriters

it just the fact for open source software

Vacuum Sealer

i don't have a case against it.

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