What is Open Source Without Collaboration?
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Claims that 52 million new GitHub projects and 413 million contributions landed in 2022 frame a problem: massive growth plus 70–90% of modern software depending on open source creates fragmentation, freeloaders and a maintainer shortfall. Examples: OpenStack and OPNFV reuse test suites and integrate components to solve Telco needs, and a demo proves resilience — the call survived a cable cut demo. A Community Blueprint form collects concrete contributor stories and reproducible practices.
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