Arnulf,
I am delighted to hear about your light workload on the OSGeo Board. It
gives me confidence that OSGeo is working better than I originally expected.
I vote for board members I trust.
I trust visible, respected OSGeo developers and evangelists. These
people are always over committed.
So
Tim,
I'm in agreement with most of your comments except this one:
Tim Bowden wrote:
Personally I think charter membership should be
opened up to anyone who who wants to apply and can find an existing
member or two to second their application. I realise part of the
rationale for the current st
Ok, this one made me stop and think. Here goes
On Fri, 2007-08-17 at 15:23 +0200, Arnulf Christl wrote:
> 1,73 Euro-Cent
>
[OT] I'll take that since the $AU crashed so badly in the last few days!
> Dearest all non-Directors,
> this interesting thread is void of relevance as long as we have no be
1,73 Euro-Cent
Dearest all non-Directors,
this interesting thread is void of relevance as long as we have no better understanding of what the title "OSGeo director" is good for.
Let me share my experience as a director over the past 1,5 years and maybe you can help me to understand what this th
Hi Kishor,
nice to know you are going for the last Dasehris of this summer.
Please do visit OSGeo India at Hyderabad and Pune.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
Venkatesh Raghavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: P Kishor wrote:
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>
> Now I go back to my remaining mangoes of the season here in the still
> hot Luckn
P Kishor wrote:
...
Now I go back to my remaining mangoes of the season here in the still
hot Lucknow, India.
Just back form India, myself. Hope you have time to look up the
OSGeo folks in India (Hyderabad, Pune).
Venka
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Hi Frank
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
I've yet to return to some of the interesting email since I went away
on the challenges in the developing world (though many of them - at a
glance - seems similar to the challenges we face in the developed
world).
Think are reffering to the e-mail from our
