They recommend the Producing Open Source software book.

Most important aspect of open source project:
Attention and Focus of your community

Quote’s:

• OCD are:
  • Perfectionist
  • People obsessed with the process
• Paint in the  bikeshit: the amount of discussion for a feature is inversially proposional to it’s complexity (similar to the fourth law of parkinson)
• Commit e-mails are the best way to have people realize what others people are working on
• Do large changes in branches
• they mention the busfactors
• Don’t let people add their names to the top of the source-code
  • the health of your community is more important then any feature or bug fix
• Even founders can be booted
• If you find yourself voting on everything, something is wrong
• It’s good to have bad and good cops in your community
• Everybody wants to write code, but who wants to sit down and discuss the design with…
• I’ll let you see the code when I’m done. It’s ok, I’m willing to press the delete key when you are done.
• Patches welcome is a nice way to say screw yourself.
• Learn to divorce yourself from the argumentation
• Is it going to help the project?
• Are they distracting the project right now?

Thing that make a heatlthy open source community

• have a mission
  • this insures that your community have a focus
• Mailing list etiquette
• Document your project history
  • Design mistakes
  • Bug fixes
  • Mistakes
• Have healthy code-collaboration policies
• Have well defined process
• Maintain calm and stand your ground