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Wednesday, August 4 • 6:45am - 7:21am
Evidence-Based Open-Source Sustainability

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Sustaining open-source projects is the decade's challenge. Understanding how contributions are made—by volunteers, sponsored by an organization, or both—can create incentives for ongoing support.

The Drupal project has measured contributions in Drupal.org issues since 2015 using a credit system that captures contributions—including code, documentation, speaking at events, security review, etc.—from both individuals and organizations. This insight is used to shape incentives in the Drupal ecosystem.

Attendees will learn how Drupal’s contribution credit system works and why we would like to bring it to GitLab. We hope that other open-source projects and orgs who want to understand their return on investment in open source can model their approach on this credit system and benefit from the insights we’ll be sharing during this presentation.

Speakers
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Tim Lehnen

CTO, Drupal
Tim is the CTO of the Drupal Association, leading the engineering team that helps the Drupal community build Drupal. Starting in late 2018, Tim lead the Drupal project through its migration from self-built collaboration tools to using GitLab. Understanding the economics of open source... Read More →
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Matthew Tift

Lead Engineer, Lullabot
Matthew Tift is a Lead Engineer at Lullabot. He has been involved in the Drupal project since 2010, helping to organize multiple Drupal core initiatives and writing extensively about the Drupal community. Matthew regularly speaks and keynotes at DrupalCons, Drupal Camps, and other... Read More →


Wednesday August 4, 2021 6:45am - 7:21am PDT
Open Stage