Hi Mike,
I agree this is a good discussion. By the way, Tim Sutton just pointed
me to a decision making platform that QGIS is now using, I think it
would be great to have an OSGeo instance (see below):
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On 2015-10-17 6:53 PM, Tim Sutton wrote:
>
> did you consider using something like loomio - we found it very
> frustrating dealing with decisions via email +1 / -1 etc system as it is
> very hard to know when the decision is made, hard to back reference
> decisions and people tend to start voting on things willy nilly without
> having a well defined motion in place. We recently switched to using
> loomio.org <http://loomio.org> which is a FOSS platform for shared
> decision making. It separates the discussion from the vote(s) but puts
> them side by side so you can see the context. It also lets you set a
> deadline for making votes. Its really nice and natural to use. Maybe it
> would be nice to have an OSGEO instance that all projects could use - we
> just opted to use their hosted version under the philosophy that the
> less stuff we have to manage ourselves the better…. Here is our QGIS
> project on loomio:
>
> https://www.loomio.org/g/EKV14L8A/qgis
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On 2015-10-18 9:16 AM, Michael Smith wrote:
Along the lines of code hosting, do we want to think about some kind of
OSGeo hosted Slack-like service for the community / projects, eg
MatterMost, RocketChat, etc?
I wanted to start this as a separate topic although a lot of these
alternatives are based on git or gitlab so its a very related discussion.
What would be useful to OSGeo projects?
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