Strategies for Community Contributions

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on April 20, 2010 - 8:35pm

Eric G. encourages you to encapsulate your work in a code page

We were working on Open Atrium for like three years.

There's going to be so many distros in six months, this will be great.

Everyone in Drupal needs to communicate much more about

We're here together, we might as well make it awesome.

We hold Drupal meetups, we have it at a bar that has a foosball table, that's important.

Our current way of 'funding' all we do is not working on core

Michael E. Meyers, CTO
Quote for DGD7:
"Drupal is more than a ___ ___, it is a community ___ focused on a common mission, making ___ awesome ___".

Collaborating: It's not just about giving back, it's about working together with others.

The Free in FOSS does not refer to free but Freedom

you cannot hire top development talent in this community without helping them give back.

How to give back strategically to meat your goals? Ask:

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