Meet Harish Pillay. An open source all-star in Singapore. He runs a personal blog called "life one degree north, one-o-three degrees east" that focuses on technology, FOSS, and open source. If you don't have @harishpillay on your Twitter stream, he's definitely worth a follow. We thank him for sharing many of our articles with his followers. You might find him in person at FUDcon or other open source events in the Asia-Pacific region. In his spare time, he's an active contributor to Fedora.
Being more transparent about participation
Image by opensource.com
Last week we published an updated version of our participation section. We wrote a short post a few weeks ago about how we could make contributing to opensource.com an easier and more transaprent process. In the spirit of release early and often, the next version is now available.
If you want to write an article for opensource.com, design an image for illustration, or take a more active role as a commenter or contributor, we've compiled some info on all of these items.
You can find them in different areas around the site or at our participate link in the header. Here is the list of what's been updated:
- How to submit an article
- How to submit an image
- List of channel topics
- License and copyright
- Rules for comments and discussions
More to say?
I think our community--that means you--has more to say. And I'm not talking about comments on articles and blog posts. I'm talking about the site and the community.
- What else can we do to improve?
- Is it clear how to contribute?
- What else do you want to do on opensource.com?
Let us know. Post some ideas in the comments.
