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Matt Broberg@mbbroberg
Hi, I’m MattTechnical Editor for Opensource.com&Student in “The Business of Open Source” at Brandeis University
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2. Publishing articles on anything with a strong open source story
3. Staff available to coach authors on telling great stories
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Interested in writing with us? Go to Opensource.com/writers
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Frequency & diversity of discussion
Lacking on focus and kindness
You can hyper-focused
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Hard to see outside the bubble
Knowledge with points!
Points and trolls
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● Diversity of discussion● You can hyper-focused● Knowledge with points!
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Vendor neutral focus
Contributors welcome
Gamified points and badges!
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@mbbroberg
Daily articles and discussion
Vendor neutral focus
Contributors welcome
Gamified points and badges!
opensource.com
100 articles a month covering:
● Linux & Kubernetes● DevOps editorial team● Open source alternatives
○ Everything from Slack to Photoshop● Python, Rust, Java, and more● Cheat sheats
○ On Bash, Git, SSH, pip, awk, ++
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How to use third-party APIs in Operator SDK projects
Click-through learning with VS Code and Didact
Vault IDs in Red Hat Ansible and Red Hat Ansible Tower
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@mbbroberg
1. Daily publication with over 2 million articles read a month
2. Publishing articles on anything with a strong open source story
3. Staff available to coach authors on telling great stories
4. Top articles in Linux, Python, Rust, Kubernetes, and open source news
5. An ever-evolving community of active participants
Interested in writing with us? Go to Opensource.com/writers
(or at me! @mbbroberg)
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