chapter, it would definitely be wise to learn from the chapter forming
> experiences of other open communities in India.
>
> Lets list a few such successful and thriving chapters that folks are aware
> of and that might help think of the next steps and folks to rope in for
> guida
On Thu, Jan 30, 2020 at 10:32 PM Arun Ganesh
wrote:
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>>
>> now we have a model where PyCon India [1] is organized on rotation from
>> various users groups from around country,these users groups aka chapters
>> have no formal body they exist on Mailing lists and meetup groups [2] they
>> first sh
>
>
>
> now we have a model where PyCon India [1] is organized on rotation from
> various users groups from around country,these users groups aka chapters
> have no formal body they exist on Mailing lists and meetup groups [2] they
> first show case the strenght in organizing the event of this magn
>
> On the chat yesterday, I had cautioned that India has had previous bitter
> experiences with running organisations wherein a Foundation manages the
> organisations or groups in various countries. We are seeing the effect of
> that in the Wikimedia movement in India. Naveen, also on this group,
On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 11:52 PM Pradeep Mohandas <
pradeep.mohan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> In the Virtual Mappy Hours held yesterday, the OSM Chair Allan Mustard had
> suggested that we go ahead with the formation of an Indian chapter and
> officially affiliate with the OSM Foundation
> I on behalf of Afrost.org and also an individual is of opinion that we
> would be more than happy to help in anyway for hosting the Conference.
> Over the decades working in communities and organizing events the initial
> core teams is important lets start forming one other things like venue
> ,s
