Hi All,
some new blood is added to the OSGeo charter members, and now we are poised to
get new board members too. If one can remember, there was a discussion on the
geographical representation of the board members after the last election.
It is pertinent to have a global representation of
Hi all,
I have recently seen several discussions where the geographical
representation sentiment, perceptions toward OSGeo being US or North
America centric and so on and so forth get in (the way). So I could
pick one randomly to react on. I'll pick this because of its title :-)
We should
Hi All,
Its a pleasure to nominate this dedicated environmentalist on OSGeo board
who is also probably one of the first to use GRASS GIS in India.
Name : S. NARENDRA PRASAD, Ph.D
Secretory , OSGeo India chapter
Designation : Senior Principal Scientist Head
Address :
one comment for Jorge, and one for Jeroen - and a half a suggestion (food
for thought)...
please see below...
2008/6/13 Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/6/13 Jeroen Ticheler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
..
So my call upon the community: forget about geographical
Ciao Andrea,
If I may, I would suggest that we first wait to close out the test with one
application. Getting through the process has exposed some interesting steps
that took long in our experience. The same steps may be streamlined once
we/somebody decided to replicate them on other
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12-Jun-08, at 9:20 AM, Paul Ramsey wrote:
- Putting our policy online (presumably copied from Apache
shamelessly) in a findable location, to conform to the legal norms of
our host nation.
I'll have to
ciao Silvia - this is to respond to the second part of your mail:
2008/6/13 Silvia Franceschi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ciao Andrea,
Last but not least, I also want to hear feedback from the first person who
will get his/her license out of our test.
Again, this will help in tuning things on
On 13-Jun-08, at 1:26 AM, Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas wrote:
Hi I can't be more agree with we should seek the best people to
represent the foundation, based on the merits and commitment with the
usual free software values, rather than a geographic representation.
Of course having elected people
I see the annual FOSS4G conference as very important for meeting
active OSGeo members from around the world. To me these meetings are
directly related to the board to be and global representation.
This year's South Africa conference (and the following one in
Australia) will create many
