A hospital isn't a building. The building is just a helpful tool. A hospital is a group of people - doctors, nurses, administrative and custodial staff, and of course, patients - who have come together for the purpose of healing. If you doubt this, ask yourself: if you were sick, would you rather go to a group of doctors and nurses without their tools, or an empty hospital building?
Similarly, an open source project isn't a code base or a license. It's a group of people, and the purpose that brings them together.
Do you have a project that's struggling? Too much work to do, and not enough help? Or do people want to help, but you're not sure how they can? Do you need money, or time, or grace, but are afraid to ask? Do you wish you understood your users' needs better? Or are you the user, tired of feeling disempowered and exploited by the technology you use?
The Relational Technology approach can help you.
