☝ Balancing Transparency and Privacy

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Simon Phipps

One of the keys to a successful open source community is appropriate transparency. A community with strong values around transparency will also be likely to respect its participants privacy. Such a community will also be unlikely to have a copyright assignment benefiting a commercial party. Read why over on ComputerWorldUK.

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