Call for Votes: New OSI-Editors List

[Chris DiBona]

I won't be able to work as hard or as diligently as Rick (hi rick) but
I'm game, so count me in.

Chris

On Nov 21, 2007 9:46 PM, Chuck Swiger <chuck at codefab.com> wrote:
> Ernest Prabhakar wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> > A *huge* thanks to Zak for his tireless efforts in setting up -- and
> > populating -- a new OSI issue tracking system.
> >
> > https://osi.osuosl.org/wiki
>
> Indeed-- congratulations, Zak.  After the large volume of email, I was curious
> to see what would result, and I have to say that the link above does a good
> job of summarizing the open issues.
>
> > We are actively looking at how to better integrate this into our ongoing
> > processes, in order to improve our responsiveness to community concerns.  As
> > part of that, we realize we need a larger team help manage the flow of
> > tickets, and also improve the currently informal "lore" around OSI and
> > License Discuss.
>
> A fine set of goals.  I would say more, but as you've suggested below, instead
> I will hold off for now about starting a side discussion.
>
> [ ... ]
> > As an initial pool of candidates, here are several individuals who have been
> > consistently helpful and active over the last couple years -- and represent
> > a diverse range of  viewpoints!
> >
> > - Brian Behlendorf - John Cowan - Rod Dixon - Chris DiBona - Mike
> > Milkinovich - Rick Moen - Simon Phipps - Allison Randall - Larry Rosen -
> > Chuck Swiger - Ben Tilly - Andrew Wilson
> > - Zak Greant
> >
> > We encourage all of you (as members of license-discuss) to vote (+1 / -1) on
> > these candidates, as well as suggest your own. Please keep votes on this
> > subject line (thread), and start a new thread for any side discussions.
> >
> > If you *are* one of these candidates, please let us know whether you are
> > (un)willing to serve in this capacity.
>
> Hey, I'm being volunteered!  :-)
>
> Very well, I have no objections-- nor any to the other people listed above.
>
> [ If I were allowed to register a "no opinion", I might do that for Mike
> Milkinovich & Allison Randall as neither one is especially familar to me on
> this mailing list.  Well, one does Eclipse, or I seem to remember something
> like that.... ]
>
> Happy Thanksgiving, all!
> --
> -Chuck
>



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