17. The Social Aspect

Those issues are mostly related to the fact members of the team basically never meet physically.

As already stated for communication, tools must be carefully chosen to minimize the absence of ohysical contact;

Clear and widely accepted rules, guidelines, charters, must be designed.

Surprisingly, there's no need to enforce strict access policies. Contributors strongly respect the work of each other;

Each role being clearly attribued, an auto-regulating system emerges. When a kernel team is in place, new-comers either inegrate it and benefit of all trust from others, either leave it.

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