Merge by committee
Read OriginalThe article critiques the 'merge by committee' antipattern, where organizations manage open source projects with closed, scheduled meetings. It argues this closed-source workflow excludes global contributors, lacks transparency, and fails to capture decisions. It emphasizes that open source success requires embracing its inherent asynchronous, distributed, and transparent collaborative model.
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