Re: [opensource-wg] Call for support of co-chair candidates

2023-12-20 Thread Wolfgang Tremmel via opensource-wg
I also support the decision of the chairs 100% (as a long time attendee of RIPE meetings and (mostly silent) subscriber of this list). > On 16. Dec 2023, at 09:33, Maria Matejka via opensource-wg > wrote: > > This is indeed a good way to resolve this, even though it maybe should have > been

Re: [opensource-wg] Call for contributions: Example credit policy

2023-12-20 Thread Maria Matejka via opensource-wg
Hello Paul, (replies inline) On 2023-12-20 14:14, Paul Menzel wrote: […] (I always wonder, why a Open Source group use proprietary software like Google Docs. Does RIPE offer alternatives already? Otherwise, I’d suggest some Git repository.) There are projects like HackMD useful for this,

Re: [opensource-wg] Call for contributions: Example credit policy

2023-12-20 Thread Paul Menzel
Dear Valerie, Thank you for your message. Am 20.12.23 um 03:27 schrieb Valerie Aurora: Thanks for everyone's enthusiasm at the RIPE session about the open source project credit policy! While recovering from COVID I managed to put together a starting draft that included all of the

Re: [opensource-wg] Call for contributions: Example credit policy

2023-12-20 Thread Maria Matejka via opensource-wg
Hello Valerie and others, (replies inline) On 2023-12-20 03:27, Valerie Aurora wrote: Thanks for everyone's enthusiasm at the RIPE session about the open source project credit policy! While recovering from COVID I managed to put together a starting draft that included all of the suggestions I

Re: [opensource-wg] Call for contributions: Example credit policy

2023-12-20 Thread Gert Doering
Hi, On Wed, Dec 20, 2023 at 02:14:16PM +0100, Paul Menzel wrote: > Has this issue come up more often in the RIPE related Open source projects > (BIRD, Quagga, OpenBGPD, XORP, DHCP, RRDtool, ntop and Nagios, ???), that > the working group wants to take this on? As we discussed in the WG session,