David,
Thank you very much for this nomination. It is a great honor to be so well
respected by you. It is also with much regret that I decline your offer.
I really had intended on accepting this, but after thinking about the extra
responsibility this position would require,
I realized I w
Steve,
Add to your list this one:
http://www.gisgraphy.com/
I think it's a mix of lots of things but uses OSM and Geonames for data
source as far as I can tell and backend PostGIS and I think Java Servlets
for application layer as far as I can tell. LGPL v3 licensed it seems.
I came across this
I agree with Jo and Maria. I've always felt welcome in OSGeo primarily
because I share many interests and philosophies with many of you. I think
gender quotas will in long run do more damage than good. I'd hate to think
people think I am where I am because of my gender or that people let me get
a
+1 for Ko Nagase. He's been a great help with pgRouting work.
Thanks,
Regina
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We really should have just gone with GeoBonkers' Meeting back then. It speaks
to me on so many levels.
In all seriousness though, I think changing the name now that everyone has
gotten used to it and knows what it means is not a good use of anybody's time.
As Jeff noted, there are other w
A lot of what instigated this conversation is what PostGIS should do? stick
with SVN/Trac, get rid of SVN and just move everything to GitHub, or have an
OSGeo GIT and a GitHub mirror and still keep trac.
I don't think it makes sense for us to completely ditch github, but then I also
think there
