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Fast Wonder | Open source, research, and other stuff I'm interested in posting.

As many of you know, this isn’t a new topic for me. I’ve written here about what your OSPO can do about power dynamics, rug pulls, and other corporate impacts on OSS sustainability along with a post o

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Power Dynamics, Rug Pulls, and Other Corporate Impacts on OSS Sustainability at SCALE 2026

As many of you know, this isn’t a new topic for me. I’ve written here about what your OSPO can do about power dynamics, rug pulls, and other corporate impacts on OSS sustainability along with a post o

fastwonderblog.com·há 7 meses

General | Fast Wonder

The economy is tough right now, and many OSPOs (Open Source Program Offices) are feeling the pinch. We’ve been seeing layoffs and downsizing that have impacted quite a few OSPOs, which has left people

fastwonderblog.com·há 7 meses

SCALE 23X: Corporate Impacts on OSS Sustainability

I’m thrilled to be going back to SCALE this year to talk about corporate impacts on open source sustainability! I’ve blogged here before about the New Power Dynamics in Open Source: Rug Pulls, Relicen

fastwonderblog.com·há 7 meses

Fast Wonder | Open source, research, and other stuff I'm interested in posting.

I’m thrilled to be going back to SCALE this year to talk about corporate impacts on open source sustainability! I’ve blogged here before about the New Power Dynamics in Open Source: Rug Pulls, Relice

fastwonderblog.com·há 11 meses

What can your OSPO do about power dynamics, rug pulls, and other corporate impacts on OSS sustainability | Fast Wonder

A few months ago, I posted here about the New Power Dynamics in Open Source: Rug Pulls, Relicensing, and Forks, but it’s something I’ve been continuing to think about over the past few months. I recen

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New Power Dynamics in Open Source: Rug Pulls, Relicensing, and Forks | Fast Wonder

I’ve spent a lot of time over the past year doing research into open source projects that have moved to proprietary licenses and the forks that were the result of those license changes. More recently