Author(s):	Chris Cormack
Location	Wool Museum
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Description:	The Koha project started in a small town in New Zealand and now is used by over 10,000 libraries worldwide. How did we grow the project to this state? What lessons have I learned along the way? Suprisingly something I have come to learn was that I already knew a good framework for building and sustaining a healthy community. It's something my ancestors had figured out hundreds of years ago. In this talk I will be discussing the similarities between a functioning and health FOSS project and traditional whānau and hapu communities. Hopefully providing some insight and some useful tools for others. markdown
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