Designing An Agile Community Program: Funambol Code Sniper v. 2
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The document describes Funambol Code Sniper v2, an agile community program for developing open source software. Version 2 addresses limitations of Version 1 by having community members write user stories, prioritize backlogs, and earn points for developing and testing stories that can be exchanged for money or goods. This encourages community involvement and active roles beyond just development. Challenges include cultural barriers, educating on agile practices, and balancing roles. Advantages include earlier user involvement, emergent requirements, and increased incentives for ongoing contributions and maintenance. Open questions remain around estimating stories and defining "Done".
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