Hi Lorenzo,
On 17 Jul 2007, at 1:09 PM, Lorenzo Becchi wrote:
Jeroen, all, very important thread to me too.
generic questions:
- what would it mean to create an OGC Committee?
A place where those involved / interested in OGC spec development
connect with each other and where OSGEO
A brief reminder that the deadline for proposals to host the 2008 OSGeo
conference (FOSS4G 2008) is this Friday 20th (see the call for proposals
for more information:
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/discuss/2007-May/001937.html).
--
Jeff McKenna
OSGeo VP Conferences
Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
Hi all,
In GeoNetwork opensource we deal with localization in a pretty trivial
manner.
With the expanding number of languages it becomes more problematic to
keep all language files synchronized.
- I've been looking at gettext format
You might want to join the
Hi everyone,
Every year we have our annual conference. Last year we had one half
day set aside for an OSGeo general meeting a day before the
conference began. It worked out very well - especially to start
putting faces to names.
This year we have the opportunity to do the same. I have
On Tue, 2007-07-17 at 08:33 -0700, Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
What would you, as a member of OSGeo, like to have on the agenda?
Sincerely,
Tyler
How members can take advantage of OSGeo, ie, logo usage for hobbyists
and professionals. What rules will govern such usage, what logos are
Three big, on-going concerns of mine:
- How to better do outreach, specifically to companies (GIS or
non-GIS) that either currently don't know much about Open Source or,
worse, think that Open Source is buggy, amatuer-ware, or otherwise
incompatable with their commercial/profit motives.
-
One of my biggest problems with the OGC is the lack of a practical membership
avenue for open source projects and/or programmers. I think it would be great
if the OSGeo or some of its participating projects could serve as a vehicle
that would allow for more participation by the open source
Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
- Funding-- I have learned a lot and now a very different mental model
of OSGeo today than I had 12-18 months ago. Nonetheless, some funding
is required to better support our activities. How can we best do this?
Possibilities include: small number of big corporate
It appears that some of my concerns about problems with OGC membership
remain in place. I'm disappointed to learn that non-members are no
longer allowed to join in the discussion.
The individual membership option also presents challenges for some open
source developers like myself, who have a day
Attracting Medium contributions could be linked to use of the OSGeo logo
on websites/business cards.
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
- Funding-- I have learned a lot and now a very different mental model
of OSGeo today than I had 12-18 months ago. Nonetheless, some funding
is
Cameron Shorter wrote:
Attracting Medium contributions could be linked to use of the OSGeo logo
on websites/business cards.
Cameron,
OSGeo sponsorship does give the right to use the OSGeo Sponsor logo on
organizational web sites, and other materials.
http://www.osgeo.org/sponsorship
More
Has there been any discussion, by the OSGeo
Education Committee or elsewhere, about doing
any education outreach in conjunction with
the FOSS4G2007 conference in Victoria?
In particular, I had the idea that on Friday
September 28, 2007, there may be the possibility
for people who attended the
Landon Blake wrote:
It appears that some of my concerns about problems with OGC membership
remain in place. I'm disappointed to learn that non-members are no
longer allowed to join in the discussion.
The individual membership option also presents challenges for some open
source developers
I
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