In an effort to not reinvent wheels, I’ve added a gigantic spreadsheet of organizations to the Open Org Ambassadors folder. I thought we could use it for 2 things:
1) to mine for open organizations we’d like to talk to for case studies 2) as a list of places to whom we might, in the future, promote open practices Most of the list is non-profit or philanthropic. Also, PLEASE DON’T SHARE further – this document includes email addresses and personal details for contacts within various organizations. I’m all for open, but data privacy is important ;) —laura Laura Hilliger Zythepsary <mailto:la...@zythepsary.com> (part of the We Are Open Co-op) @epilepticrabbit <http://twitter.com/#!/epilepticrabbit> > On Nov 4, 2016, at 1:05 PM, Bryan Behrenshausen <bbehr...@redhat.com> wrote: > > On 11/04/2016 06:55 AM, Allison Matlack wrote: >> Bryan, I'll probably need some assistance parsing through whatever >> responses I get, along with my own thoughts...whenever I can start >> making some sense out of them. ;-) > > This is great! You know I'm always up for it. Looking forward to seeing > what turns up. Great idea, Allison.
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