8 ways to not do open source
A while ago, I published my wildly popular1 article How not to make a cup of tea. Casting around for something to write here, it occurred to me that I might write about something that I believe is almost as important as world peace, the forward march of progress, and brotherly/sisterly love: open source projects. There are so many guides out there around how to create an open source project that it's become almost too easy to start a new, successful, community-supported one. I think it's time to redress the balance and give you some clues about how not to do it.
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