Open source is a community project. It never happens in a vacuum, and it grows because of the communities that form around it. Whether you interact with open source as a user, contributor or both, you're part of a community, and the community is better for it.
become more complex with multiple product owners and contributors, so does the need for a community manager. Uriel Ofir Justin Dorfman Fiberesim a Ibi Clifford Umar
Make the project easy to use Communicate feedback to project to maintainers Keep documentation up to date and readable spotting areas where the project could use more help
your goals. 1. Blend in: Attend their events, join relevant groups, and connect with peers 2. Contribute: Read their documentation, check out the product features, make a contribution 3. Volunteer: Let the maintainers see your work, and approach to community management. 4.