05  - The Trusted Committer Role in InnerSource - Lowering the Barriers to Entry
Channel: InnerSource Commons
Date: 2020-06-12

Soliciting contributions in an InnerSource community is more challenging than it is in an Open Source community for a number of reasons:
- The sheer number of potential Contributors is lower in InnerSource communities.
- Contributors will want to contribute during their work time, which means they are more time constrained.
- Work in InnerSource might not necessarily be part of Contributors' official performance goals, so time spent working on InnerSource may seem to detract from achieving those goals.

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