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Does Your OSPO Help or Hinder Contributions?

Practical checklist for an OSPO that helps rather than blocks: align contributions to business goals and pick strategic projects (currently 18 VMware-originated projects plus 14 third-party get focused attention), enforce strict license compliance for shipped code but keep contribution approvals lightweight (often a one-day approval), push patches upstream to avoid maintenance debt, measure project health with Augur/CHAOSS and Grimoire Lab or GitHub API dashboards, provide contributor onboarding, mentoring, conference support, and prefer small iterative PRs over surprise large dumps.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 6:21Project Health Metrics
  3. 8:16Creating Ospo Policies and Procedures
  4. 14:01Creating New Open Source Projects
  5. 18:25Open Source Communities
  6. 22:31Start with Something Small as a First Contribution
  7. 29:19Upstreaming Your Patches
  8. 30:27Maintenance Expectations
  9. 31:25Resources
  10. 37:11Is There Anything Unique to an Ispo
  11. 38:17Value Statements
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