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14	14	= **Narrative Questions (from Concept Notes template)** =
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16		-== What is your research question? (100) ==
	16	+== What is your research question? (100) (final draft) ==
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18	18	Most organizations considering OSS are unfamiliar with authentic open models of production, or how to assess the relative health of OSS communities. Decision makers lack resources to responsibly determine the reliability and sustainability of infrastructure which they depend upon. With such resources, “business readiness,” could be assessed while project success could be furthered.
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102	102	== Tell us more about the project team and collaborators. (200) ==
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	106	+==== The Open Source Initiative (OSI) ====
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	110	+==== Redhat ====
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	114	+==== Pat Masson ====
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	119	+==== Ken Udas ====
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	121	+Dr. Udas will potentially serve a principal investigator for the project. Ken has led a number of OSS digital infrastructure adoption processes and has overseen externally funded research and service projects.
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	124	+==== Potential Collaborators ====
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	127	+==== Diversity ====
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	129	+We recognize that communities are strengthened through diversity in thought, experience, and demographics. We are committed to consider the role of diversity in OSS communities and sustainability within the context of OpenBRR and throughout the execution of the project.
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	133	+//Guiding questions: Who will be working on this project? Who might you collaborate with, formal or informal? How does your team think about diversity with respect to this project and this problem space?//