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There's only one question, please write as little or much as you can. Thank you!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MtXwd4kVF6kSuC4q_4rDaUksBRckLaCfgJGP6_JKSnY/edit
PS. Participating in the O/S projects of others is the whole other deal. You may want to clarify the question as to what you are asking about.
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altruism: it feels good to help. plus, there are times you solve a problem that others are likely to encounter and want to save them the grief.
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symbiosis: open source technologies make it easier to create our projects. to ensure these resources dont go away, we contribute back to them.
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ego: it is quite an accomplishment to have a large number of other devs use your work. you also want to show your knowledge on a given subject.
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profit: there is money in providing support to open source technologies. it also helps strengthen trust in a service.
It's a long read. I managed to get part of the way through it before getting distracted by other books, but a lot of it held true for me.