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Slides:  https://chaoss.github.io/website/CHAOSScon/2019NA/slides/Pillay_Morality-Ethics.pdf

Ethics & Morality of developers will manifest itself, consciously or otherwise, in the algorithms.  (AI is also an aspect of what we are talking about.

We often mix up the two.  

both have to do with notions of right vrs wrong or goodvrs bad

Moralty is generally considered a personal value system, while ethics is considered as a ground-wise socially defined value system.

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Slides:  https://chaoss.github.io/website/CHAOSScon/2019NA/slides/Gallus_CHAOSSconf_20190820.pdf

Standard economic incentives and contracts of limited use

- Motivation crowding out (intrinsic and image motivation)
- Tasks cannot be contracted (creative, complex, prosocial)
- Budget constraint

* I am not saying we should not use monitary reward, just that it is difficult (ie. you stop , they sto)

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Natural Ecoloogy - Interactions of Organisms and their Environment
Applies to technology

**Dependencies for Healthy Ecology((

Environment (Ecosystem Level)
Community(Project Level)
Organism
Organism Habitat

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One of the greatest challenges is organizing metrics in a way that's organized, all in one place.

**About Augur**
Currently we collect all data in a relational database, and we ensure quality with tests we have to make sure that data is populated correctly
You can build an API.

We have metrics that are in CHAOSS, and others conecieved emerging in discussions with organizations, that will make it there.
We have what we call an insight worker system.  It goes through every single end-point, and identifies where the greatest
anomolies.  

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"I often ask people at Red Hat is the piece of data you are most interested in?
90% of the time, the answer is, who is working for who, and where people are coming from.  This is the #1 thing people want to know.

We have a problem with organisational diversity at Red Hat. We have found historically, this is not a good thing. 1) no one will want to come in and be part of our organisation.  Perception is that people not part of Red Hat are not welcome (which is not true)
2)The second is the most successful projects are those who had a lot of diversity.  For example when we were part of the larger openstack community, and we are just one part of that.    We were also part of Kubernetes community, and we see huge innovation there.

To give you an example of what we do right - everything is upstream.  I.e. Fedora, because of the way we work, that is one of our most important upstream projects.

What most people don’t realise, only 22% of active contributors in Fedora, are working for Red Hat.  We loved when we h

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Right now what is most important is agreeing on what we are building, how we'll measure it, with standards that 
helps set and manage expectations.

There are currently 2 ways to self-select into contribution in the toolkit

1) Github tasks (link:  https://github.com/emmairwin/leadership_toolkit/issues/3#boards?repos=70379420) - If there is a task with pipeline 'Review Requested', then I am hoping you will review the document and give feedback(in the document).
2) Self-select /  'Co-own a Task'.  If any tasks speaks to you specifically ie: I want to invest on Measurement & Data, or I want to help 
help a robust set of criteria by which we measure the quality of resources, and help implement it. 
Ping me directly, and we can go through the possiblities.  T=

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    FX OS - As BuddyUp is an on device help app, users will be able to quickly get device specific answers to their questions
    SUMO - BuddyUp leverages the SUMO community, but will also add additional interest in SUMO and possibly result in onboarding more SUMO contributors to answer questions

As far as how it provides strategic advantage:

    FX OS - We can more quickly identify device specific issues and rectify them. The app is now readily available in the Marketplace and can be leveraged by anyone that has a FX OS device.
    SUMO - Enhances our overall support story by building a good story on the FX OS support side.

An overall strategic advantage of the whole BuddyUp pilot is:

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## Introduction

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