[epsi-coord] German Law on Git

Mon Aug 20 15:09:10 BST 2012

Dear Stefan, That would be great.. If you have doubts about the
applicability in other states, just state it in your piece. I think many
legislative open data people would be very interested to think about how
and what parts of your solution would be usefull to them. Also, to see
what they come up with as products that are inspired by your project!

Thnx, Kind regards...
Tom

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Op 20-08-12 15:25 schreef Stefan Wehrmeyer <mail at stefanwehrmeyer.com>:

>Dear Tom,
>
>sorry for the late answer.
>I can surely write a piece about it, Daniel Dietrich already asked me
>about it.
>I'm unsure however if our (very preliminary) solution is applicable to
>other states. The German situation on law texts is quite peculiar.
>I will try to come up with a text over the next week.
>
>Cheers
>Stefan
>
>
>On 15.08.2012, at 17:55 , Tom Kronenburg wrote:
>
>> Dear Stefan, 
>> 
>> I write to you as one of the curators of the ePSIPlatform. ePSI is a
>>site about all things #OpenData in the EU. Perhaps you've heard of us.
>> 
>> Today I noticed that you have published all of the German Law on
>>GitHub. I think this is terribly exiting, especially since GIT allows us
>>to fork the existing laws and regulations, and propose new and better
>>laws through this mechanism.
>> 
>> My Question is: Would you like to write a small piece (in English)
>>about your motivation, the possibilities you created and the way in
>>which other #opendata activists can use GIT to do the same? We would
>>love to publish it on ePSI as either a news item or a Guest Blog. We can
>>edit the texts if you like.
>> 
>> The ePSIplatform is very well regarded, and visited daily by the
>>largest community of opendata people in the world. It would be a great
>>way to further publicize your projects and create some bonds to opendata
>>people in other EU countries.
>> 
>> If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me.
>>You can also find me on Twitter (@tomkronenburg or @epsiplatform)
>> 
>> Kind regards, Tom
>> 
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