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1-rule.md

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+# 1% rule
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+- [[go]] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_(Internet_culture)
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journal/2021-04-30.md

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   - [[donated]], will do so monthly for six months.
     - [[2021-11-01]]
       - [[review]]
+- [[the island]]
 - [[browser extensions]]
   - [[promnesia]]
     - [[promnesia howto]]

the-island.md

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 # The Island
 
+- a [[short story]]
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working-in-public.md

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 ## Notes
 
 ### Introduction
+- "until recently, information was good, and more information was better."
+- there is a [[disconnect]] between how we think open source works and "what is actually happening on the ground today".
+  - most succesful projects have very few core contributors; many have only one, the maintainer
+  - "in more than 85% of the open source projects the researchers examined on [[github]], less than 5% of developers were responsible for over 95% of code and social interactions"
+  - i.e. the [[1% rule]] or 90-9-1 rule applies to open source
+- "over the last twenty years, open sourc einexplicably skewed from a collaborative to a solo endeavor"
+  - "open source helps us understand why our online world didn't avolve the way that early scholars predicted"
+  - "if creators, rather than communities, are poised to bcome the epicenters of our online social systems, we need a much better understanding of how they work"
 
 ### Part 1: How people make
 
 #### 1. Github as a platform
+- An aside: this chapter reads a bit like a [[github]] commercial and I'm not sure I like that.
+- GNU and the [[free software]] movement are mentioned relatively in passing.
 
 #### 2. The structure of an open source project
 #### 3. Roles, incentives, and relationships
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 ### Conclusion
 
 ### Credits
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 ### Notes
 
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