RB wrote: >> 1. Build an independent non-profit foundation > Like starting a small business or sole proprietorship, this has the > greatest flexibility and allows real control, but requires a sizeable > amount of dedication and effort on the part of at least one > individual. It is my observation that maintaining a foundation isn't > terribly difficult or time-consuming, but startup (or re-startup, as > the case may be if the foundation is allowed to lapse) is definitely > more painful. > >> 2. Join on eof the exisitng umbrella entities, such as; > The biggest argument I've seen against joining such entities is that > the POC on both sides is usually restricted to a 1:1 relationship. > Enter hit-by-a-bus discussion. I don't know how such things are handled, but I don't think that these entities don't have a process to resolve such a situation.
> What is OpenWrt's current relationship with private business > interests? How will that play into a transition? I think private business interests should be kept separate from the free software project. I mean not that there can't be a close relationship between the two, but IMHO they should at least be separate entities. - Felix _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
