About this talk
In this talk, Rich Bowen discusses the importance of creating a detailed plan to fork as a crucial component of disaster recovery for open source projects. He highlights that having a sustainable strategy for open source projects is essential for businesses that depend on them, noting that forking should be a last resort. By preparing a forking plan, teams can proactively address potential issues and make informed decisions to protect their investments in open source software. This approach not only prepares organizations for worst-case scenarios but also encourages investment in the sustainability of the projects they rely on.
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