r/opensourceA subreddit for everything open source related (for this context, we go off the definition of open source here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source)
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Technology
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1. Open source code editors: Promote well - known open source code editors like Visual Studio Code or Atom. 2. Open source project management tools: Highlight platforms like Taiga or OpenProject for managing open source projects. 3. Open source cloud computing platforms: Share information about platforms like OpenStack for cloud computing needs. 4. Open source design tools: Promote apps like Inkscape for graphic design or Blender for 3D modeling. 5. Open source operating systems: Feature operating systems like Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc.)
1. Be respectful and avoid talking down to others or using insults. 2. Limit self - promotion and avoid using the subreddit as a link farm. 3. Keep posts on - topic and relevant to the open source community. 4. Avoid using sensationalized titles for linked articles. 5. Do not engage in drive - by posting or karma farming. 6. Link directly to the actual story or article, not aggregations. 7. Use correct flairs to categorize your posts.
Friendly user atmosphere, easy for newcomers to integrate and get support; large community size, helps increase product visibility; diverse topics, broad coverage, easy to find target audience.