Not documented on the wiki, best record is the website meeting notes.
1) Partner any kind of formal relationship, does not have to be a MOU (for
some reason this has become the "preferred way" not sure why). Examples
include LocationTech (with a guest membership and representative), QGIS.org
(seat
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 4:10 PM, SERGIO ACOSTAYLARA
wrote:
> María, congratulations for your concern in this. I think we still have
> strong barriers regarding gender and language. The latter particularly
> affects the "Third World" (to put it in some way). And all POC, WIT, LGBT+,
> blind, women,
María, congratulations for your concern in this. I think we still have strong
barriers regarding gender and language. The latter particularly affects the
"Third World" (to put it in some way). And all POC, WIT, LGBT+, blind, women,
etc. inside it (that find it much more difficult to integrate/em
Hello list,
OSGeo is currently listing its "friends and partners" as part of the new web
presence:
https://www.osgeo.org/partners/
What seems to be missing is an explicit definition of the requirements to
become a friend or partner.
From my knowledge, a requirement for partnership is the signi
Dear colleagues,
The launch of the Open Source Geospatial Lab at the Pete Fisher Laboratory for
Geocomputation at the University of Leicester, United Kingdom [1] was formally
announced by The President and Vice Chancellor of University of Leicester
Professor Paul Boyle at the GISRUK conferen
