We encourage more people to participate in the open-source community through this tabletop game, helping beginners quickly grasp open-source culture, project collaboration, and the benefits of open-source initiatives. This game, whether in its physical or online version, is open for everyone to use freely.
Through playing the game, players will come to understand:
- The core values of open-source culture, including open definitions and the four fundamental freedoms.
- The advantages of open-source.
- The organization and functioning of open-source communities.
- How to participate in collaborative open-source projects.
- Important and interesting open-source, open-government, and open-data projects worldwide and in Taiwan.
- Events for introducing and initiating open-source culture, such as "Open Source Newbie 101" and "Open Source Tech Training Camp."
- Gatherings of open-source communities.
- Everyday entertainment.
- Number of Players: 3-6 players
- Game Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
If you're interested in renting the game, please send an email to [email protected] for an application and include the game lending agreement.
Under Construction!
We welcome contributions in various forms, even if you don't have programming skills. Your ideas are valuable. This project includes both physical and online versions. You can check the planning and progress of all projects on our wiki page. Any item marked with "[Assistance Required]" is open for contributions.
If you have a GitHub account, feel free to report issues or suggest improvements on our Issues page. If you don't have a GitHub account, you can also discuss with us through Discord.
If you have a GitHub account, you can suggest new features in our Discussions or provide your solutions directly through Pull Requests.
You can join our discussions on Discord.
| Sub-Project | Description |
|---|---|
| google-spreadsheet | Prototype - Presented using Google Spreadsheets |
| packages/webapp | Webapp - web game website |
| homepage | Official Website |
- Game Content: CC BY 4.0 License
- Code: MIT License
You can gain deeper insights into this project on our Wiki Page.
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