Model: Building your own sandcastle (cathedral)

Model: Kid starts designing, other kids come along and bring tools (bazaar)

Audience
	People coming from software manufacturing model
	People who need a refresher on how to play well with others
	People brand new to development altogether

Cooperation

Open source license != open source development model

Release early, release often

Don't succumb to NIH syndrome

Following directions
	HOWTO do Linux kernel development
		Read CodingStyle
		Break up large patches
		Test your email client
		Ask for help
			Places designed for people new to working on kernel
				kernelnewbies.org
				kernel-mentors list

Good listening skills
	She ignored people she thought were rude but it turned out to be a bad idea
		She ignored someone, he went to Linus claiming the driver was
		unmaintained.

Manners

"Sometimes the kernel community is not the friendliest community and I don't
like that. It sometimes scares away people."
	-Linus, Jan 2007

Keep comments constructive

Practice self-control

Include positive comments

"Manners" has a cultural context
	Not only who we're delivering this message to
	But who's listening to your delivery?

Cleaning up after yourself

Learning to play _with_ others, not just side by side
	Developing trust
		How?
			Review other people's code and make constructive comments
			Be a member, not just a supplier
			Seek out face to face contact
			Be willing to admit mistakes
				You're telling the community you value their input
		Justifying to your company
			Building brand equity in your name
			Your name becomes a commodity