The Success of Open Source¶
Weber, S. (2004). The Success of Open Source. Harvard University Press.
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- Governance
- Open-source software & digital commons: Meritocratic advancement, benevolent dictators for life (BDFLs), foundation models, maintainer authority, pull request review processes, release governance, community councils, forking as exit option, as Weber (2004) anatomizes across the political economy of open-source production.
This sourcePolitical-economy analysis of open-source production examining how a system of governance develops despite the lack of conventional exclusionary property rights, covering meritocratic advancement, maintainer authority, and forking as exit option.
- Open-source software & digital commons: Meritocratic advancement, benevolent dictators for life (BDFLs), foundation models, maintainer authority, pull request review processes, release governance, community councils, forking as exit option, as Weber (2004) anatomizes across the political economy of open-source production.
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