The Hard Parts of Open Source
Offered By: Strange Loop Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complexities of open source communities in this thought-provoking conference talk from Strange Loop. Delve into patterns of conflict, their underlying causes, and potential structures for fostering healthier online interactions. Gain an insider's perspective on open source projects, discover a historical and cultural framework for improving online communities, and acquire valuable references and ideas to apply to your own projects and interactions. Throughout the 47-minute presentation, examine topics such as authority in open source, constructive discussion techniques, the impact of human behavior on community dynamics, and the influence of various cultural movements. Investigate the role of propaganda, nudging, and intentional communication in shaping online discourse. Reflect on the challenges faced by open source communities and consider alternative approaches to fostering more civil and productive online communication.
Syllabus
Introduction
Why dont you just
On Whose Authority
Constructive Discussion
Human Use of Humans
The Whole Earth Catalog
The Electronic Frontier Foundation
Hierarchy Has Failed Us
Freuds Quote
Propaganda
Torches of Freedom
Mozart Pianos
Nudge
Colors
Text Ads
Viral by Design
A Different Path
Intentional Communication
Conversation Flow
Discussion Flow
Hey for Any Post
Extras
BF Skinner Beyond Freedom and Dignity
Conclusion
Taught by
Strange Loop Conference
Tags
Related Courses
Gestión participativaMiríadax Identity, Conflict and Public Space
Queen's University Belfast via FutureLearn Entrepreneurship and Family Business
Open2Study Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Open2Study International Politics in the Korean Peninsula, Part 1
Seoul National University via edX