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Hacking the Hydra Community Bussey, Mark; Ruggaber, Robin; Fleming, Declan
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How does a nonhierarchical, distributed, open-source community work? This (15-25 minute) presentation provides an overview of Hydra's: • Governance Model • Communication & Collaboration Strategies • Interest Groups and Working Groups • Training and Education Strategy • Funding Model (or lack thereof) • Planning Model Hydra is a growing community with lots of moving parts and it can appear opaque from the outside. Newcomers often complain about the lack of documentation; adopters often applaud the level of community support available. How do both of these dynamics exist at the same time and what is the community doing to maintain and grow our strengths while addressing its weaknesses. New and potential Hydra adopters can use the information presented to become more effective participants in the community. Members of other open source communities can learn from what's worked well for us and what hasn't. We would love for the presentation to grow into a longer-term conversation about building sustainable communities around open source library initiatives.
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Hacking the Hydra Community
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2015-10-26
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How does a nonhierarchical, distributed, open-source community work? This (15-25 minute) presentation provides an overview of Hydra's:
• Governance Model
• Communication & Collaboration Strategies
• Interest Groups and Working Groups
• Training and Education Strategy
• Funding Model (or lack thereof)
• Planning Model
Hydra is a growing community with lots of moving parts and it can appear opaque from the outside. Newcomers often complain about the lack of documentation; adopters often applaud the level of community support available. How do both of these dynamics exist at the same time and what is the community doing to maintain and grow our strengths while addressing its weaknesses.
New and potential Hydra adopters can use the information presented to become more effective participants in the community. Members of other open source communities can learn from what's worked well for us and what hasn't. We would love for the presentation to grow into a longer-term conversation about building sustainable communities around open source library initiatives.
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eng
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2016-09-15
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada
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10.14288/1.0220810
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Unreviewed
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Faculty
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada