Interviews with Open-Source Leaders

[peculiaruc]

Description:
Feature interviews with prominent figures in the open-source community. The goal is to spotlight influential contributors, maintainers, and leaders who have made significant impacts on open-source projects. These interviews will provide valuable insights into their experiences, challenges, successes, and vision for the future of open-source software.

What You Can Do:
Identify Key Figures in the Open-Source Community: Research and compile a list of influential people in the open-source ecosystem who would make great interview subjects. These could include:

• Project maintainers: Individuals who have led or maintained major open-source projects like Linux, Kubernetes, or Apache.
• Community leaders: People who have played key roles in fostering open-source communities or advocating for open-source principles.
• Thought leaders: Writers, speakers, or developers who actively shape the discussion on open-source trends, ethics, and technology.
• Notable organizations: Leaders from organizations such as the Linux Foundation, Mozilla, or Open Source Initiative.

Incorporate Visuals or Supporting Materials: If possible, include visuals such as headshots of the interviewees, screenshots from their projects, or video clips (if available).

Actions to take:

1. Write a Script - Check out the samples and use this template
2. Create a Slide deck - Find a sample here, and use this template
3. Record a video - Sample

Additional context

• Kindly go through the ReadMe.md file.
• Contributing.md file contains information that will help you get started
• Choose your preferred background for your video recording.
• GitHub Stars Program – A great source for finding active contributors.
• Linux Foundation Leaders
• Open Source Initiative Board
• GitHub ReadME Project Interviews
• CHAOSS Community Leaders

[AnneNamuli]

@peculiaruc you have a typo on the samples link - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zMHxMU28yJeJSoiM_3ieQ5LCA6gVT-oOeJdpbYILjdQ/editt has an extra t at the end

[peculiaruc]

@peculiaruc you have a typo on the samples link - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zMHxMU28yJeJSoiM_3ieQ5LCA6gVT-oOeJdpbYILjdQ/editt has an extra t at the end

Thank you for calling my attention to that.
Do you mean at the end of the word "input!"? If yes, that is an exclamation mark not a 't'.

[peculiaruc]

@AnneNamuli The link on Actions to take is correct. Thank you

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