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The FSF Compliance Lab Doubles
17.07.2012
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effect is also seen in other parts of the job. "We're more active on IRC, we're talking to people in FSF Europe more, and we're asking them, 'What do you need?' and trying to understand how they perceive
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The FOSS Elite
24.08.2012
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's never easy to hear some outsider's criticisms, even if their job is to criticize when appropriate. Yet Peters, Sandler, and Neary all realized that going on the offensive wouldn't serve anyone's purpose
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Features vs. Benefits
30.09.2012
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is like a generic cover letter with a job application. It suggests that you don't care much. And if you don't care, why should the potential employer or reviewer? Should your effort fail to produce
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The free software media and cults of personality
08.11.2012
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make a stronger effort to report on the non-famous, the non-showboating -- those who get their job done and manage to maintain a sense of proportion about themselves. There are dozens of such people
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Why I Prefer KDE
27.11.2012
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, and Matthias Clasen know how to act professionally. However, these days, any negative comment about GNOME is met by an effort to villify me, and even to advise me about how to do my job (apparently, I should
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When to listen to inconvenient criticism
28.12.2012
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. In a high stress, often minimum wage job, one critical word can hit you harder than a dozen compliments, because you are braced for attacks. But whether the number of complaints objectively outweigh
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Rethinking the Office Suite
08.02.2013
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Note and Visio. However, until recently, free software has not strayed far from the core apps, although AbiWords has done a resourceful job of making online services accessible. In the case of Libre
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"I'm looking forward to seeing your code"
14.02.2013
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, there is at least one category of people whose job is to criticize. They're called journalists, and their existence is one of the many indications that FOSS has grown beyond anyone's immediate personal connections
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openSUSE shows how to promote a release
14.03.2013
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professional job, including Jennifer Cloer of The Linux Foundation and Sally Khudairi of The Apache Foundation. However, mostly, I've spoken in the abstract. I never had a detailed example to offer -- until last
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It's time for the next step with anti-harassment policies
22.03.2013
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overheard at PyCon, and the resulting Twitter storm that caused both she and one of the jokers to lose their jobs. Each of these events has been discussed to exhaustion on Twitter and blogs. Even more

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