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A contribution is a cost to the maintainer, not a gift: it is taking part, not merely using the code, that consumes a project’s scarcest resource.

Drawn from what Filippo Valsorda and Nadia Asparouhova said

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  1. Filippo Valsorda Cryptographer, formerly of the Go team at Google I often read advice along the lines of “if you want to help a project send PRs” and I never understood it. Reviewing and iterating or pushing back on PRs is work! Often more than writing the code itself. How to pay professional maintainerswords.filippo.io · 17 Mar 2022All 4 korrents from this piece
    I often read advice along the lines of “if you want to help a project send PRs” and I never understood it. Reviewing and iterating or pushing back on PRs is work! Often more than writing the code itself.
  2. Nadia Asparouhova Writer and researcher on open source It’s only when users cross over to the production side (ex. report bugs, ask questions, submit patches) that they start to impose costs. Making money with licensesnadia.xyz · 14 Mar 2019All 5 korrents from this piece
    It’s only when users cross over to the production side (ex. report bugs, ask questions, submit patches) that they start to impose costs.

    ↗Making money with licensesnadia.xyz

    14 Mar 2019

    All 5 korrents from this piecethis one is 4th

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