Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

Hello Matthias, Thanks for the reply and the lots of useful information in it. Sorry, for sending my ideas to multiple forums. My main excuse is that I do believe that the PMPC campaign can be a game changer and we should spread the message until it reaches everyone. > I have just contacted

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

Hi all, # Matthias Kirschner [2017-12-15 14:27 +0100]: But for the future we have the following ideas: * We plan to have different categories (local, national, international organisations/companies/public administrations) so we can display the signing organisations differently on the

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

Hello Carsten, * Carsten Agger [2017-12-13 11:21 +0100]: One thing that might help ever so little ... Several of my colleagues signed the letter. My company wanted to support the project officially, including a donation of money, and desired to have its logo listed among the "supporting

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

On 12/13/2017 03:00 PM, Albert Dengg wrote: > On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 01:41:23PM +0100, Paul Boddie wrote: > ... >> So, maybe letting companies support campaigns is good for transparency, even >> if it might give an impression of self-interest amongst those companies. > well, we already did

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

On Wednesday 13. December 2017 11.35.47 Mirko Boehm wrote: > I think that more generally, this distinction makes no sense in the first > place. Why is support from some organization better than support from a > company? Not being involved in formulating this campaign, I can only speculate that it

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

I think that more generally, this distinction makes no sense in the first place. Why is support from some organization better than support from a company? On Wed, Dec 13, 2017, 11:22 Carsten Agger wrote: > One thing that might help ever so little ... > > > Several of my

Re: Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

One thing that might help ever so little ... Several of my colleagues signed the letter. My company wanted to support the project officially, including a donation of money, and desired to have its logo listed among the "supporting organizations". However, these can only be non-profits/civil

Shouldn't we try to give a boost to the PMPC campaign?

Hi! I worriedly watch the slowing down of the accumulation of the signatures of the Public Money Public Code open letter. I think this is a great campaign that should reach as much people as possible and the slowing down bellow 15k signatures sort of suggest that its spreading started fading