Dear all,
I recently had a meeting with the organisers of the Geospatial World Forum
conference in May this year in Rotterdam - The Netherlands. The following
opportunity has been offered by GWF for OSGeo members for which I will act as
intermediary.
>From GWF:
Open source is an
Thanks for taking care Jorge!
On Fri, 08 Mar 2024 15:38:15 +0100 Jorge Sanz via Discuss
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Hello everyone!
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Open Source topics.
Hi Sandro,
First of all, thanks for taking such great care, restoring the default list
behaviour and taking time to discuss with a wider audience!
Second, my personal experience with filtering based on header content is
completely new. What you describe makes sense, but at the same time it
Hi OSGeo developers,
Our last code sprint in Bolsena - Italy was in 2019. And this year we are back!
The code sprint will cover an extended period of 10 days, giving all that
participate a chance to work and meet a little bit longer.
You, developers of OSGeo software projects, can still
Hi OSGeo developers,
Our last code sprint in Bolsena - Italy was in 2019. And this year we are back!
The code sprint is planned for an extended period of 10 days, giving all that
participate a chance to work and meet a little bit longer.
This email is intended to investigate interest from you,
Hi Maxi,
Thanks! I completely agree with those type of changes indeed. It makes sense we
have a list of scenario’s forward and have a vote on that by the community.
For what the membership of the conference committee is concerned, I left simply
because of the supposed/imposed barrier of not
Hi Maxi,
Thanks for sharing your view on this. Although I sympathize with the idea of a
whole community having a say in how conference locations is selected and
organized, I’m not in favor of the process you propose. Reading LOI’s and full
proposals takes a lot of time and voting a lot of
My philosophy is and hopefully will always be that we have trust in the
committee members that do the voting. They all put in their time and more
importantly their heart. Whatever method you come up with, bias and personal
preferences come into play. I trust in the people/members + the
+1 Very well said Mark!
Jeroen (fellow idiot)
> Op 13 jan. 2022 om 03:14 heeft Mark Iliffe via Discuss
> het volgende geschreven:
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> Hi Everyone,
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> I would like to start this email with the caveat, statement, and admission
> that "I am an idiot" to ensure all are provided with the