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The Most Important Rule of Open Source
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Open source is about sharing as much information as possible about the
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development you are doing. Maintainers and contributors must
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communicate and with each other using the open source collaboration
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tools: the mailing list, Gerrit and JIRA. We strive to be open about
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our work, making sure to include all key community stake holders, both
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maintainers and expert developers, and the community mailing list.
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In this spirit, do not send private feedback through email. Instead,
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send feedback to the mailing list, making sure to hit 'Reply-to-all',
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and keeping the CC list intact. While the mailing list can be used to
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hold design discussions, remember to submit all patches using Gerrit.
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