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Introduction
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Current state of things
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Sustainability
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Sustainability in Open Source
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Slow Down
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Snails
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Adherence
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Share your mission
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Attract people who want to help
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Spread out the work
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Social lubrication
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Building relationships
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Collaboration
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Twoway relationships
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Leave all doors open
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Recognize other snails
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Build redundancies
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Life happens
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Set longterm goals
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Do less
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Unreasonable deadlines
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Repulsing predators
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Slow is kinder
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Not everyone is ready
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When you choose slow
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You give people time
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You give yourself time
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Be picky
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Be extraordinary
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Questions
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Elon Musk
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Open Hatch
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Projects that do well
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Sales targets
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Transition from fast to slow
Description:
Explore sustainable open source community building in this conference talk from linux.conf.au 2021. Learn how to prepare projects for long-term success, understand the importance of inter-dependency in resilience, and discover how slower structures foster stronger communities. Delve into shared leadership, mission-driven organizations, and creating a culture that values experience while welcoming new ideas. Gain insights on intentional sustainability, implementing positive changes, and fostering mutual respect and humane working conditions. Examine the benefits of slowing down, including better relationship building, mission sharing, and strategic planning. Understand how to attract like-minded contributors, distribute workload effectively, and set long-term goals while maintaining a balanced approach to development. Discover strategies for building redundancies, handling life events, and creating a kinder, more inclusive environment that allows for growth and innovation in open source projects. Read more

Move Slow and Try Not to Break Each Other

linux.conf.au
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