Author(s):	Ann Smith, Myk Dowling
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Description:	Some projects seem to thrive year after year. Others get forked over and over until potential contributors face nigh-impossible decisions. Some just wither away and never produce a product. What keeps one project alive while others fail to thrive? We look at an open source project in a crisis involving leadership and critical stakeholders, at how the crisis was resolved, and what the world of business research tells us about leadership. We can apply that body of knowledge to make our projects function better. markdown
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