La gravità del cambiamento climatico in un grafico.
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La gravità del cambiamento climatico in un grafico. Premessa per comprendere l’eccezionalità del dato che sto per riportare. Grazalema, in Andalusia, è una delle località più piovose della Spagna, in media cadono circa 1700 mm l’anno. 1/5
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La gravità del cambiamento climatico in un grafico. Premessa per comprendere l’eccezionalità del dato che sto per riportare. Grazalema, in Andalusia, è una delle località più piovose della Spagna, in media cadono circa 1700 mm l’anno. 1/5
@giuliofirenze.bsky.social la statistica...un ricco mangia due polli e il povero nessuno... per la statistica un pollo a testa
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@tess If they put in zero hours, the software is unmaintained. They are no longer maintainers in that case. The question is about maintainers.
If someone is *a maintainer*, *maintaining software*, how much time should they expect to put in?
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@evan zero
They may spend as much as they like, of course, but they are under zero moral or ethical obligation.
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@malte for a single project?
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@TerryHancock @preinheimer @joergi so, does unmaintained software have maintainers?
And how about you switch the roles around? If you are deciding whether or not to become the maintainer of a piece of software, how much time should you plan to put into it?
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@evan if they don't the project won't be as good, and that's okay, it's a hobby.
It's not the only reason people do things, by far, but it is the only way you can rely on someone to do something. Else, it's up to them.
Generally speaking I'd say if you want to have a great OSS project, you need to put time into it, but that may not be their goal. It may be to publish an idea, to learn a library or programming language, etc.
Maintenance is hard work.
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@txtx you could go all the way to 744, or even a few more if you're willing to do some travel across timezones at the beginning and end of the month.
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@evan I chose to interpret this question in an idealistic way, ie. as I'd like society to be. And as part of my premise would be some kind of guaranteed basic income, so everyone wouldn't have to sell their labor-power on a market and could choose their commitments in dialogue with a wider community. Given that, I picked 32 hours or more.
