[maemo-developers] How to destroy your community
From: Tim Teulings rael at edge.ping.deDate: Thu Jan 21 14:43:28 EET 2010
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Hello! > Please show up at the next monthly sprint meeting and take some tasks to > improve things then. How much time and energy are you willing to pitch in > personally? (While not address to me). That is too simple. I'm developer, spending much of my free time in maemo related developing. I must be able to hint at problems and make suggestions without realizing them by myself. I know that this is a common open source problem (people always only want to make the nice stuff). But in the end people were nominated/paid/raised their hand to be responsible for something. I must be able to address tasks to these people, because for various reason they are or should be experts. And as long as these people exists I do not want the hear "come there and offer help" but I want to here "Bullshit" or "I put it on the TODO list" (and of course lets further disccuss). If positions are vacant or people have too much workload or there are urgent things to do adn help is required, this should be addressed, communicated and hopefully resolved (and also adressed to the community with request for help). It should also communicated if this breaks and TODO lists get to long to get handled anytime soon (something communities break at this point because all have ideas but nobody wants to do anything). Possibly I may take a job I feel confortable with in the end, but that should not stop me pointing at problems and increase the size of the TODO list. "Do it yourself" sound like a easy way to get rid of problems. -- Gruß... Tim
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