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74 Getting started with open source development 4. Why are there translators in an OSS community? 5. Name two communication etiquette guidelines 6. What are the benefits of open source development? A. Delay on bug fixes B. Poor security C. Size of contribution D. All of the above E. None of the above 7. What do most open source contributors expect to receive from their contribution? A. Money B. Recognition C. A paid job D. All of the above E. None of the above 8. Open source contributors should have one of these traits: A. Know how to code B. Own an IBM Model M keyboard C. Quick learner and willing to help others D. All of the above E. None of the above 9. Which of the following mediums of communication is popular among OSS communities for publishing Web articles or tutorials? A. Email B. IRC C. Internet blog D. Wiki E. None of the above 10. When engaging in discussions in an OSS project one must A. Doubt other people's capabilities B. Ignore those who shares different opinions C. Prove our point with reason and work
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References [1] STREICHER, Martin. O
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