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Questions for the retention and building of community audiences, as well as the contributor and developer communities, that concern open projects.
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Can I select who can contribute to my Open Source Project?
I think you're mixing up two concepts here. The quote you provided is for people using your software. If you want your software to be open source, you have to accept that everyone is permitted to use …
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How to keep open source projects up to date
The answer is: version control system
Usual choices are:
git
SVN
Bazaar
Mercurial
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