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> > I wonder why would anyone answer no on this.
> That is easy; sometimes use of open source is a competitive advantage;
> advertise the services and results (not the tools used).
That too. I can imagine for some shops that small bug squashing jobs may not
be worth
> I wonder why would anyone answer no on this.
That is easy; sometimes use of open source is a competitive advantage;
advertise the services and results (not the tools used).
Cheers,
Jody
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It's a rather difficult task to manage a bounty system. In my experience lot
of requests are directly submitted to potential developers, but I suppose it
would be a great system... if it would work.
For the second point I answer the same as Sandro :)
giovanni
2011/10/11 Sandro Santilli
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On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:07:08PM -0700, Tyler Mitchell wrote:
> 2) If you are a service provider or developer on GFOSS/OSGeo platforms, would
> you be interested in being connected to potentially paying customers (hmm,
> hope you answer yes so far) that have particular requests to the base.
I
Il 11/10/2011 07:07, Tyler Mitchell ha scritto:
1) What GFOSS or OSGeo projects have looked a bounty system and are either implementing
it or hope to implement it. If you are offering up suggestions for "pay for this
great new feature", that might apply as well. I'd love to know how you are
Hi all,
I'm regularly asked about how users or companies can request improvements to
OSGeo software or to make a specific bug go away. Short of pointing people to
the ~200 OSGeo Service Providers (http://osgeo.org/search_profile) and helping
them get onto the right lists to ask for help... wh
