Recommendations for using InnerSource as a verb in a sentence #405
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Thank you for these improvements!
At least the InnerSource Commons has pretty specific reasons to use the spelling InnerSource but we could probably do a better job explaining them. As an aside, there is already some work underway for that.
As for using it in verb-form, I agree.
It can feel clunky at times to just use it as a noun.
Note quite sure how to do that best though.
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The proposed changes are based on the following Slack thread: https://innersourcecommons.slack.com/archives/C04PXKRN4/p1649258602339809
The changes include:
Note:
In the long term it would be nice to spell InnerSource more like open source and maybe allow using it as a verb too (just because it rolls off the tongue).