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<pre wrap="">If you define a desired target, then you know who to survey that you
haven't even gotten as a user yet and understand better how to win them
over and expand your userbase...
But I don't think we even have agreement amongst contributors that we
want to expand the userbase (which is troubling to
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What is the end game here? Is Fedora lacking contributors? <br>
Personally I'm drawn to Fedora because it rides a wave very close to
upstream without getting dumped; consistently. Well done<br>
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