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Eghbal: Completely decentralized systems cannot function without baseline governance
“You can't have a completely decentralized system. You have just enough management somewhere in there.”
Eghbal: Open-source popularity and project health are separate metrics
“So you can have projects like OpenSSL might be a project that was really, really popular. Lots of people use it, but not actually healthy. Until we separate those things out, then you have the problem of people saying, well, if it's, you know, if no one's main…”
Eghbal: Source code alone does not create an open source project
“Code by itself does not make an open source project. You have to have all these other types of skill sets, and that's, like, one of the biggest issues that I've seen where people don't really understand the value of a healthy community.”
Eghbal: Open source practices from the pre-Git era no longer work
“I still, I think that we're just in this sort of like transition period from open source practices that worked in like the nineties or early 2000 or whatever, pre-get life and have to like recognize that some things are just not the same anymore.”