### Editor's Note ###

Greetings, friends! On this fine Tuesday, we've published a piece from
new writer (!!) Patrick Finch, who explains his work on a recent project
for the Mozilla Foundation. Patrick helped craft a report that outlines
some "open source archetypes," general community personas that can help
us understand the motivations that drive various open organizations, the
forces and factors shaping their governance models, and lots more. It's
critical reading for anyone looking to connect with an external community!

–B

### New Today ###

Patrick Finch: "Mozilla identifies 10 open source personas: What you
need to know"

https://opensource.com/open-organization/18/9/mozilla-open-archetypes

red.ht/2NyO99C

Sample social media:

New report from @mozilla describes the best ways to work with different
types of open communities: red.ht/2NyO99C #TheOpenOrg

"Participating in open source communities—or in any open organization,
for that matter—means collaborating with others who might not operate
the same way you do." @patrickf red.ht/2NyO99C #TheOpenOrg

"To understand a project's environment, it's important to understand the
context in which software will be deployed, what problems it solves, and
for whom." @patrickf red.ht/2NyO99C #TheOpenOrg

>From @mozilla, a framework that "helps both to categorize the expected
impact of open sourcing a project and to look for additional benefits":
red.ht/2NyO99C #TheOpenOrg

### Previously Published ###

Ben Owens: "Why schools of the future are open"

https://opensource.com/open-organization/18/9/modern-education-open-education

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