D project management for better growth and longevity
Samuel Lampa
samuel.lampa at gmail.com
Thu Feb 21 07:06:03 PST 2013
I think I might see something of what you mean.
For example, the highly successful (not the least in terms of ecosystem)
Drupal project, has many subprojects, for improving things around Drupal
(specific set of modules/plug-ins/project infrastructure and many other
things), which are organised as groups on their group-discussion site
(powered by the "organic groups" drupal module, which is highly suited
for this kind of self-organizing groups).
http://groups.drupal.org/
(Anyone can start a new group, to facilitate community self-organization)
You mentioned the main criteria, to get something such to work. which
not many systems have, namely making it easy to keeping track of who is
interested/involved in what, in order to efficiently interact with the
relevant sub-group of the community.
What D has in this area, seems to be the DSource website, and forums:
http://www.dsource.org/forums/
I don't know how it works out though (haven't participated), but it
turns out that the above feature is missing: It's not easy to keep track
of who are involved (subscribe to) in projects. Also, it could maybe be
made easier to find for newcomers?
(Maybe Drupal with "organic groups" could be used to set up an improved
group discussion site? :) )
Cheers
// Samuel
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