I recently came across a cool infographic from Central Desktop that listed "The Nine Types of Collaborators". It's a funny and thoughtful graphic and I thought I'd take my own spin on a similar theme around the types of people that are needed to create a vibrant, productive brainstorm.
From our analysis of the desktop-devel-list mailing list, nine discussion categories emerged.
We found that the communication activity in the desktop-devel-list mailing list is tied to the release schedule.
We followed a Grounded theory [12, 13] approach to analyze the discussions in the desktop-devel-list mailing list.
This decision was announced, first, during the major GNOME conference (GUADEC), and second, in the desktop-devel-list mailing list [61].
We presented to our interviewees our categorization of the communication in the desktop-devel-list mailing list, the distribution of the question types, what were their perceptions of our findings, and what we could have missed.
The banner was hung during GUADEC 2010, where the release team proposed the delay the release of GNOME 3.0, later announced in the desktop-devel-list mailing list Lesson 5: Based on lack of power, lobbying and consensus based management must be followed.
If I weren't away from my desktop, I'd list 'em off for you.
Conversations, which on the desktop version appear listed in a side panel a bit like an in-box, are threaded, can each have a title, and are fully searchable.
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