Thanks for the insight;
Right now the pitch is: "We are taking part in OSGeo in order to meet
with the rest of the community"
I am not looking for much return out of OSGeo until the projects I am
involved in finish incubation (am I alone in this?). So far I feel bad
that we are taking up tones of time, occasional legal council
etc...after incubation involvement should become more positive
(marketing etc...)
Jody
Howard Butler wrote:
Open source software works because people acting in their own self
interest have the auxiliary benefit of helping everyone in the
project. Report your pet bug, file a patch, add a new feature -- all
of these things immediately help you, but ultimately help the
project. This activity also imparts tangential benefits that are very
hard to quantify but can be clearly important like personal
visibility, credibility, and status.
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