On 08/07/15 17:18, shirish wrote:
at bottom :-I find foss communities in India very similar to those that I have
On 07/08/2015 09:11 PM, ????????????? ???? wrote:
I dont exactly buy into this argument.Hi all,
2015-07-08 20:41 GMT+05:30 pavithran <pavithran.s at gmail.com>:
I was reading this post from a friend Shirish agarwall from pune who
is a member of debian community and a key participant in community
events in pune and also an organiser for many debian events across the
country.
Here are some points about community problems
a. Factionalism
b. Cabalism (or simply Cabals)
As have been part of both parts do understand that both factions and
cabals start with good intentions but sometimes later warp beyond
recognition.
Next he goes on to say
c. No communication, Mis-communication
d. Fragmented content with contradictory messages.
The above two I have also seen time and again as a ?feature? of the
Indian FOSS community at large where most communities in India don?t
really communicate to other FOSS communities or world at large or are
pretty bad at things.
Read more at
https://flossexperiences.wordpress.com/2015/06/22/indian-foss-communities-closed-source/
its quite interesting and is relevant to ILUGC also !
PS : As of now I am just posting this to ILUGC as I believe this
community is one of the few strong ones left in India.
Regards,
Pavithran
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Could you elaborate a bit rather than just saying you don't buy into the
argument. I will be able to give at least 1 example of each which are
public, there are many more for sure.
But would like to hear what you have to say/share before saying anything
else.
