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Elitism in Open Source

26 May, 2005 in OSSG Press by David Nutter (updated 4507 days ago)

Written by Patrick Tarpey and published in Computing on the 26th May 2005 Open Source elitism – its own worst enemy discusses the problems of elitist behaviour in Open Source projects and user communities.

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