On Oct 20, 2015 10:22 AM, "Sandro Santilli" wrote:
>
> On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 08:12:41AM +0200, Massimiliano Cannata wrote:
> > I personally don't think that writing half a page of activities list
coul
> > take more then 20 minutes.
> >
> > This is helpful for several things:
> > - inform the boa
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 08:12:41AM +0200, Massimiliano Cannata wrote:
> I personally don't think that writing half a page of activities list coul
> take more then 20 minutes.
>
> This is helpful for several things:
> - inform the board
> - inform the community
> - promote osgeo showing its activit
Regardless how often the committees have to report (twice a year, once
a month?): most important to me seems to get clear whether a committee
is still in charge. For instance, the website committee seems to be in
a suspended state (that's why Jeff is our osgeo-webmaster), and also
the marke
I personally don't think that writing half a page of activities list coul
take more then 20 minutes.
This is helpful for several things:
- inform the board
- inform the community
- promote osgeo showing its activities
- report in annual general meeting
- .
I think it worth the (minimalist) ef
If bi-monthly would be too much of work, I would
suggest quarterly reports for the OSGeo Committee
Chairs with target committees as listed in [1] and
not individual software PSC.
Just a short report (half page) report on main activities and
issues could suffice. Communicating with the membership
Many of our groups vary in activity, the project officers and committee
chairs are available at the boards request (always have been). By the same
token the OSGeo board is available if a committee or project PSC needs help
... they just add an agenda topic to the meeting.
Please do not feel as a b
Hi Maxi,
I agree that it is difficult for a board member to be across all osgeo
lists, and everything osgeo is doing, but we should question whether the
board needs to be across everything in the first place?
This is a "Cathederal and Bazaar" [1] question, or hierarchy versus
grass roots ques