Thanks! I will use it for our first osgeo-ph meetup.
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 8:00 PM, Cameron Shorter
wrote:
> I've updated the OSGeo-Live lightening presentation up to version 5.0. This
> is a 30 to 40 minute presentation about all the applications on OSGeo-Live.
> It also happens to be a very u
I thank the Board and all others for discussing this and encourage others to
join in. It sounds like we will all have plenty of opportunity to contribute
to the OSGeo vision and tasks.
Arnulf asked for clarification on something that I wrote,
>> From paying attention to Board traffic, it wa
Michael's response resonates with me the most so I'll start there (included
below).
I was against this decision and was unsuccessful at convincing others on the
board to come around to my point of view. As the votes came around the table
it was obvious the decision had been made - I basically
Michael's response resonates with me the most so I'll start there (included
below).
I was against this decision and was unsuccessful at convincing others on the
board to come around to my point of view. As the votes came around the table
it was obvious the decision had been made - I basically
On 11-09-21 09:29 AM, Mr. Puneet Kishor wrote:
Agree about the first and the second above, but disagree about the third (in a
minor way). Yes, fundraising is something that requires a dedicated person or
persona, which, unfortunately and ironically requires funds. Although, there
are models f
Puneet wrote:
> However,
> please don't lump outreach there. Outreach is what we all do on a daily
basis
Good point, yes. I was trying for a short email, and maybe I made it too
short.
There are many different kinds of outreach, and many of us who are active in
OSGeo do "outreach" as part of ou
Karsten,
pleas accept my apologies if my reply was out of bounds. I appreciate
you voicing your concerns and please continue to do just that. We need
to communicate on this to get forward.
If we had a few million funding sure it would be cool to have staff in
every major country of the world. Righ
On Sep 21, 2011, at 2:59 AM, Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
> I wrote recently that there three kinds of functions needed here:
> administrative (bookkeeping, answering mail, etc), tactical (project
> management, sys admin), and strategic (fundraising, outreach). The first
> can be done by a mixture o
Thank you Frank, Arnulf and Michael for your answers to the questions so
far. What you wrote matches my thinking as well so you save me from
having to write another long answer.
I might just add that as the new treasurer, my plan is to bring the
finance committee back to life, try to get a bet
I've updated the OSGeo-Live lightening presentation up to version 5.0.
This is a 30 to 40 minute presentation about all the applications on
OSGeo-Live.
It also happens to be a very useful source of material for anyone
heading back from foss4g who will be giving a presentation to co-workers
abou
Arnulf and Frank have already spoken up, and I think they've captured the
sentiment of Sunday's board decision well.
To emphasize three points, if I may:
* Our foundation has been financially backed by a small set of donors and
the FOSS4G conference. We have lost ground on former source, and the
On 09/20/2011 11:11 PM, karsten vennemann wrote:
> Yes indeed I can only echo what Gary wrote in his email.
Then please read Frank's and my answer and come back here to say whether
this addressed your concerns or at least some of them.
> I might get ahead of myself with too many assumptions here
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