Author(s):	Karen Sandler
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Description:	Being involved with free and open source software teaches us that no one and nothing is perfect. Everything can be improved. Even fundamental assumptions should be revisited over time to make sure that they are still valid in light of current circumstances and new information. This talk will explore the speaker's confessions of her past views and full turn around on a variety of issues from diversity to software licensing, including the journey from being someone opposed diversity initiatives to actually running one. By understanding that the issues in our field are complicated and that we may not have all of the facts on a given situation our co-contributors who seem to have wrongheaded ideas may be well intentioned, we can make our software and our communities stronger. markdown
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