Who are the open source VIPs?
Open source is about people as much as it is products and companies, but the role of individuals in establishing the open source industry is often overlooked given headlines like “IBM makes $100m investment in Linux”.
To celebrate the role of the individual in establishing open source as the industry it is today, CBR is putting together a list of the most important people in open source, and we want your help to put it together.
CBR wants to hear from developers, users, and vendors – anyone in fact involved in open source. Leave your suggestions as to who are the most important people in open source, and why, and we'll put the list together to publish in the magazine and online at a later date.
The term “important” is hugely subjective of course, so argue your corner and tell us who should – or indeed who shouldn't – be on the list.
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