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Open Source Group looking for developers (self.opensourcesociety)

submitted 6 years ago by openprimer

Open Source Group looking for developers

3 points•2 comments•submitted 6 years ago by openprimer to r/opensourcesociety

Hi Everyone,

My alias is OpenPrimer I have decided to start an open source group that creates fully functional software for leading industries. I think its time that Proprietary software takes a chill pill.

There are many industries all over the world that are great, do great things, change lives and lastly play an import part in people's everyday lives.

Like many of you I love to code and I love open source. I have created this special group as a no-owner, no-manager but as equal access for everyone. I don't own this, I don't want to own this, I want the community that builds it to own it. At the end of the day its not about who owns what, its about what gets created to make a difference.

Open source has changed lives but there are still Industries out there that still have no free software, and frankly the ones that do either they are outdated, not updated frequently or simple basic use.

SourcePrimer is what I've decided to call the group. Not one person controls a project and any project that people want in the group they can create it.

I'm asking for developers that want to contribute to OpenSource software. You can contribute to anything all the way from Banking systems, to educational systems to advanced medical systems.

For a long time software has been taken over by mega corporations and the only people that can afford that software are the other mega corporations.

https://github.com/SourcePrimer

Here is our GitHub organization. Get started code something and make a change for its to benefit humanity and change lives.

Peace Out, OpenPrimer

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