Squashing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Bugs in Open Source Projects
summary
Open source DEI problems get framed as DEI bugs with an explicit workflow: discover/triage/resolve applied to concrete artifacts like READMEs and issue trackers using the GenderMag toolkit and constructed personas. The method tests five validated five facets of problem-solving (motivation, self-efficacy, risk, info style, tinkering) against real steps on GitHub. Surveys cited: 2017 GitHub 95% men, Linux Foundation still ~82% men, ~30% report identity hindrance. Research shows fixes help underrepresented contributors and improve usability for everyone.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Diversity Equity in Open Source
- 3:30Linux Foundation Survey
- 5:20Unconscious Bias
- 11:07Squashing Diversity Bugs
- 20:14Conclusion
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