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1717rhetoric rather than a transformative practice. Without leading by example, adoption and trust in InnerSource
1818initiatives may suffer.
1919
20- ## Story (optional)
20+ ## Story
2121
2222At Siemens, when the InnerSource journey began, many of the early contributors were deeply inspired by the Open Source
2323culture, several were also active participants in community projects. For them, setting up an InnerSource platform
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123123
124124## Known Instances
125125
126- - At Siemens, the experts behind the InnerSource initiative applied the same principles they advocated, developing key
126+ - ** Siemens** - The experts behind the InnerSource initiative applied the same principles they advocated, developing key
127127assets such as documentation portals and contribution tooling transparently in shared repositories. Discussions about
128128governance, onboarding, and platform features were handled openly using issue trackers and pull requests. This visible
129129commitment to openness not only boosted trust among developers but also encouraged other teams to adopt similar
130130practices, accelerating InnerSource adoption organically across departments.
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132- ## Status (optional until merging)
132+ ## Status
133133
134- > General pattern status is stored in GitHub's Label tagging - see any pull request. Note that this GitHub label tagging
135- becomes less visible once the pattern is finalized and merged, so having some information in this field is helpful.
136- You might store other related info here, such as review history: "Three of us reviewed this on 2/5/17 and it needs
137- John's expertise before it can go further."
134+ - Initial
138135
139136## Author(s)
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