Hi, i’m new to this group and i’d like to make a question to the community:

I’m representing a group of programmers from Chile that support the agile manifesto. Recently in our country a new movement is emerging due to the catastrophic events that have occurred in the past years that hopes to go beyond the agile manifesto putting emphasis on collaboration and solidarity, we call it The Digital Solidarity Manifesto.

We would like to ask which were the success keys for having such a great community. We have found some keys that we found important and we’d appreciate your validation.

In the first place, the way a message is transmitted is as important as the message itself. So we need to find a balance between content and the way this is published.

Secondly, the message must innovate in some way, we recognize more manifesto’s initiatives around the globe, especially the agile manifesto that breaks the old-fashioned way of coding. So we must innovate in the message and in the way this is transmitted.

Have you ever come across this success keys in your community history?
Do you recognize some other success keys that we are missing?

We believe in learning from the past and from other’s experiences.

Thanks for your time.
Greetings.
PS: I’m actually making this post in other communities so I hope nobody thinks this is SPAM.

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