When you hear the term 'open source' you probably wouldn't think of China. While the country is limited in their access to the global open source community, ...
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That’s great to hear.
IMHO while I also think the open-source community needs to do some work to become more welcoming to females and minorities, the real elephant in the room is just how western culture dominated most projects are. Sure language barrier plays a role, but getting the many Indian, Chinese, Indonesian etc nerds on board will really be a huge win for everyone involved.