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Currently listening to the audiobook -«Working in Public:
The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software»
by Nadia Eghbal (@nayafia)
*(thanks @chessucation for the recommendation)
Very insightful, so far!
Will share a few notes soon.
Highly recommended for everyone here.

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