Create innersource-customer-interview-questions.md

[kschueths]

Submitting InnerSource Customer Interview Questions pattern

[spier]

Thanks for sharing this @kschueths!

I suspect this is related to your summit talk "InnerSource Sleuth: Identifying Your Pain Points", right? Nice!

We won't be able to merge this PR before the summit, hopefully this doesn't create any issues for you?

I left two quick comments inline. Fixing those in the rest of the file as well will get rid of most of the automatic formatting warnings.

Will read this again in more detail after the Summit :)

[spier]

Video of the presentation by @kschueths that this PR is likely related to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et7-DzdY2yw

[spier]

@kschueths thank you again for sharing this pattern.

I left some comments inline.
Looking forward to your feedback and to the discussion.

[spier]

I recommend to format both Context and Forces with bullet points.
That makes it easier for readers to check these one-by-one to confirm if these points apply to them.

Also check Context and Forces for possible duplication between the two sections.

[spier]

I would still recommend to do this.

However now that this pattern is in status "Initial", we can work this out some time later.
Keeping this thread open for reference.

[spier]

Any chance we can leave "InnerSource" out of the title?
We are frequently at risk of having this word in every pattern title, which then removes meaning from the word. So we try to use it less frequently if possible.

[kschueths]

Clare had told me to add it in there on this one. I originally didn't have it in the title

[spier]

I see. @claredillon anything you can add here about your reasoning around the title of this pattern?

FYI the title is less of a pressing issue, now that this pattern is in status "Initial".
We can work this out some time later.

[spier]

As we agreed to keep this pattern as Initial for now, I am opting to merge this quickly, to give more exposure to the pattern. We can still improve this in subsequent PRs, before it moves to Structured and into our book.

[spier]

Nice job on your first pattern @kschueths!
Thanks for sharing this with the community.