„Noble Leisure“, according to Aristoteles, means to do things that need doing, for their own sake, not for money or fame.
That sounds like a good scale for Open Source Projects. To what degree is one done with Noble Leisure?
https://archive.blogs.harvard.edu/nobleleisure/aristotle-on-work-vs-leisure/
Stefan Eissing /
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2024-07-29 06:11:28
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