[okfn-help] KForge community development

[Rufus Pollock]

Yes, I think this looks fine.

Rufus

2009/7/29 John Bywater <john.bywater at appropriatesoftware.net>:
> Are you both happy about this message?
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> Best wishes,
>
> John.
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> Subject: Call for Participation in KForge Club
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> CALL FOR PARTICIPATION IN KFORGE CLUB
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> http://appropriatesoftware.net/foundation/KForgeClub.html
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> PURPOSE
> The purpose of KForge Club consists in sustaining the KForge project.
>
> At this time, the key objectives are: to complete KForge v1.0 software;
> to sustain the KnowledgeForge.net service; and to host this club.
>
> SCHEDULE
> Monday, Aug 3  2009 - Call for Participation
> Monday, Aug 17 2009 - Call for New Proposals
> Monday, Sep 14 2009 - Call for Interest
> Monday, Oct 12 2009 - Call for Agreement
>
> BACKGROUND
> For the last 4 years the costs of developing KForge have been borne by
> the Open Knowledge Foundation and the Appropriate Software Foundation.
>
> In order to support the development of KForge into the future we are now
> creating a software club as a mechanism for sharing the costs of
> development and guiding that process. We should emphasize that KForge
> will, of course, remain open-source software.
>
> PARTICIPATION
> Membership is free of charge. Members are involved in an active process
> of sharing common proposals.
>
> Members are invited to submit new proposals, and to comment on new
> proposals submitted by others. The club will then qualify the proposals,
> and publish a prospectus containing qualified proposals. Members will be
> asked to evaluate the benefit of each proposal, and to indicate the kind
> of contributions they can make. Possible shares of the cost of each
> proposal will be discussed, and conditional agreements drafted. A call
> for agreement is made. Proposals that reach consensus are actioned.
>
> Information on how clubs work is published on the club tutorial page.
> http://appropriatesoftware.net/foundation/ClubTutorial.html
>
> ABOUT US
> The Open Knowledge Foundation is ...
>
> The Appropriate Software Foundation is ...
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