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jameshorine
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Nov 30, 2017
| # What is an Open Source Sprint? | ||
| An Open Source Sprint is a short event, typically lasting 1-2 days, where groups of people get together to work on one open source project. The people will generally use this time to add content and fix bugs for the project. There will typically be TAs from the project community to help out, answer questions, and facilitate the acceptance of the contributions in a timely manner. | ||
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| Who can organize an Open Source Sprint? |
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