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This commit introduces a comprehensive guide aimed at preventing burnout for open source maintainers, detailing recognition of symptoms, sustainable practices, and mental health resources.
## Summary This PR adds a new comprehensive guide on preventing burnout for open source maintainers. ## What's included - Recognition of burnout symptoms - Strategies for setting sustainable boundaries - Delegation and team-building approaches - Mental health resources and support ## Why this matters While the guides cover "Finding Time," there's currently no dedicated resource addressing maintainer burnout a critical issue affecting many contributors. This fills that gap.
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This PR adds a comprehensive guide on preventing burnout for open source maintainers, addressing a critical gap in existing documentation. The guide provides practical strategies for maintaining mental health and sustainable practices in open source projects.
- New markdown article covering burnout recognition, prevention strategies, and mental health resources
- Comprehensive content including boundary-setting, delegation techniques, and community support resources
- Structured guide with clear sections for symptoms, early warning signs, and actionable solutions
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Updated resources and conclusion sections to include new links and emphasize the importance of self-care for maintainers.
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Updated text for clarity and emphasis on self-care in open source maintenance.
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Summary
This PR adds a new comprehensive guide on preventing burnout for open source maintainers.
What's included
Why this matters
While the guides cover "Finding Time," there's currently no dedicated resource addressing maintainer burnout—a critical issue affecting many contributors. This fills that gap.