Creating contributor pathways with the Handbook and Github cross-posted on Greenpeace International’s Planet 4 publication For the last couple of months, we’ve been working on… Read More »How the new P4 Architectures of Participation pair with our Community Strategy
Originally published on Opensource.com When I worked with the Mozilla Foundation, long before the organization boasted more than a hundred and fifty staff members, we… Read More »Have you seen these personalities in open source?
cross-posted on medium On March 9, the year of our Lord 2018, Mr. Mathers and I traveled to the Royal Infirmary at the Edinburgh University… Read More »We are all patients and carers
cross-posted on Medium The first time I touched Jekyll was in 2013 when I was working at Mozilla. At the time, the School of Webcraft,… Read More »Help me Jekyll!
cross-posted on the We Are Open Co-op publication A couple months ago, I helped facilitate the annual CoTech Network meet up at Wortley Hall. When… Read More »CoTech Community Call: Episode One
cross-posted on Medium Last week the members of the We Are Open Co-op got together. As per usual, we crashed into Bryan’s family’s lives to… Read More »Mess with the dynamics: January Co-op Days
For a while now, since realizing that co-op values and principles and open source ones overlap quite extensively, I’ve been noticing something interesting capitalism (or… Read More »Supporting the collective: Co-ops, CoTech and Anti-capitalism
cross-posted in the passbolt publication on Medium I’ve mentioned in this big internet thing that the co-op is doing a bit of work for passbolt.… Read More »Announcing the passbolt Community Forum
On the first day of September in the Year of Our Lord 2017, the We Are Open Co-op joined together in a celebration of piety… Read More »A Collection of Voices: We Are Open Co-op Day: September 2017 Edition
originally posted on Opensource.com Remaining empathetic when people criticize your project can be difficult. Here’s how my team did it recently. Over the course of… Read More »How to handle criticism of your open project