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*[Incubator Pipeline](/patterns/1-initial/incubator-pipeline.md) - *A team maintaining a widely shared code library wants to accept contributions from other teams, without lowering the overall quality of their library. Therefore the shared library team uses an incubator pipeline to set a lower bar for contributions to enter and a higher bar to exit and become a top-level unit in the library.*
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*[InnerSource Customer Interview Questions](/patterns/1-initial/innersource-customer-interview-questions.md) - *An organization has decided to create an InnerSource program but are unsure which issues they should address first. Using a customer interview will help evaluate pain points across the organization, to prioritize the areas where InnerSource will have the biggest positive impact.*
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*[Creating an InnerSource Strategy](/patterns/1-initial/creating_an_innersource_strategy.md) - *Sometimes, it is difficult to convince people of the relevance of InnerSource for your organization and/or to get support from management. Creating an InnerSource strategy, that connects your InnerSource approach and activities to the goals and the overall strategy of your organization, can help in this regard.*
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*[Managing Capacity for Reviewing Contributions](/patterns/1-initial/capacity-for-contributions.md) - *Reviewing InnerSource contributions takes time and effort. This should be reflected in capacity planning, especially for larger contributions. Expectations and available capacity should be transparent so that contributors understand when their contributions will be reviewed and, if accepted, released.*
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NOTE: The 'Initial' Patterns below don't have a Patlet yet, which is essential for readers to quickly browse our patterns.
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