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The secret to success (Score:1)
by wilkinsm on Friday August 20, @08:48AM (#1735720)
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I think the real key to any software project is teamwork, not money. If you have 5 or 6 smart people that can work together very closely then you are more likely to succeed than if you are working like a lone ranger. Look at id - You don't just have not just one or two wonderful programmers, you have a whole team that work very well together. Look at slashdot. Look at Linux. Ultimately you need a charimatic leader, but it's unity of the group that makes things happen.

I think more hackers need to learn not to be such loners and learn how to work together better. Open source is a great training ground for this.
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