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- file: posts/manipulating-maintainers.md
title: Manipulating Maintainers
- file: posts/effective-ways-help-from-maintainers.md
title: Effective ways to get help from maintainers
time: 2017-10-23T08:45:00Z
description: "Exploiting the human nature of open source contributors for fun and profit"
description: "Tapping into the human nature of open source contributors for fun and profit"
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- file: posts/posture.md
title: Posture
time: 2017-08-16T09:43:00Z

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Real title should be: how to get members of any open source community
to be interested in helping you. But the given title is catchier.
This blog post was previously titled "Manipulating Maintainers," but
has been retitled to more accurately reflect what it's about (with a
less cheeky tone). It's about how to most effectively interact with
and request assistance from maintainers of open source projects, and
open source community members in general.
There's an old "ha ha, only serious" joke. If you go to a Linux forum
and ask for help fixing your WiFi driver, everyone will ignore