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On Jul 14, 2007, at 2:36 PM, Kaliya Hamlin wrote:
Follow up.
I was asked what does 'the right to fork' mean.
Perhaps a step back and understanding what they are forking
(dividing in two
Follow up.
I was asked what does 'the right to fork' mean.
Perhaps a step back and understanding what they are forking (dividing
in two copies and code base diverges).
I am not a coder - I have worked with communities and people who do
code for several years know. My description is somewhat
Greetings friends and colleagues--
Harrison you wrote:
"The other day I got a note which said in part, "I was surprised to
find out that there was a hierarchy in the OST community and everyone having
a specific place to hold, voices are not equal and politics prevails in
certain circuits Just th
Sigh,
Human communities do this for good reason.
It works.
Everyone is not 'equal' in the sense that we all have different
experience and different knowledge. Some people are naturally
skilled at holding space and others well they haven't learned it
yet.Newbies to a practice, tech
Alan - I like what you are doing here! And yet I felt a cautionary flag fly
at some points. You said (the sponsor said), "I invite everyone to express
your passion and responsibility for things you feel are important. Let's see
where Open Space takes us!" Nice, and I also think it is worth while
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