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'''Burnout:''' People are putting in unsustainable amounts of time, so projects look artificially good. | '''Burnout:''' People are putting in unsustainable amounts of time, so projects look artificially good. | ||
'''Bugs:''' [https://medium.com/message/everything-is-broken- | '''Bugs:''' [https://medium.com/message/everything-is-broken-81e5f33a24e1 Quinn Norton said it best]: everything is broken. Open source got publicity by being “slightly less broken” than the Windows and Unix systems of the 1990s—but has open source quality peaked? Bugs tend to pile up over years. | ||
'''Bias:''' We’re not using all the people we could be using, for all the things they could be doing for us.This is not just a human equal opportunity thing. We’re facing the real risk that a closed platform will provide better safety and opportunity for underrepresented demographic groups than the open web does. | '''Bias:''' We’re not using all the people we could be using, for all the things they could be doing for us.This is not just a human equal opportunity thing. We’re facing the real risk that a closed platform will provide better safety and opportunity for underrepresented demographic groups than the open web does. | ||