Exploring turnover, retention and growth in an OSS Ecosystem

The Gentoo ecosystem has evolved significantly over 23 years, highlighting the critical impact of developer sentiment on workforce dynamics such as turnover, retention, and growth. While prior research has explored sentiment at the project level, sentiment-driven dynamics at the component level remain underexplored, particularly in their implications for software stability.

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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3756681.3757050
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Software Engineering Research
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Exploring turnover, retention and growth in an OSS Ecosystem

Tien Rahayu Tulili, Andrea Capiluppi, Ayushi Rastogi
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Exploring turnover, retention and growth in an OSS Ecosystem

Tien Rahayu Tulili, Andrea Capiluppi, Ayushi Rastogi
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Abstract

The Gentoo ecosystem has evolved significantly over 23 years, highlighting the critical impact of developer sentiment on workforce dynamics such as turnover, retention, and growth. While prior research has explored sentiment at the project level, sentiment-driven dynamics at the component level remain underexplored, particularly in their implications for software stability.

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Software Engineering Research
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