The People Behind Your Favorite Apps · 2022-06-15 · 37 min
When creating space for engagement within open source software (OSS), is it as welcoming as it could be? Often, people from various non-technical backgrounds may not feel like they have much to contribute to OSS communities. So, even when those people spot potential areas of improvement, a host of problems might prevent them from sharing their observations and ideas. Where should those suggestions be made? What type of feedback should they expect to receive? Are there mentoring/learning/collaboration opportunities to meet other contributors? Listen as Alexandra McDougall, Sr. RFP Specialist at SmartBear, and Yousaf Nabi, Developer Advocate at SmartBear share their perspectives on how to make feedback more inclusive and welcoming. Join us as we discuss: What makes an OSS community open and inclusive The importance of “outside” voices software Collaborating on elaborate issues
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