[open-bibliography] Getting started with the Working Group on Open Bibliographic Data

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Sounds good. Can I ask if anyone on the list (other than Ed Summers) is 
at Dev8D in London. It is possible that some other people on this list 
are currently in the same building as me!

Jonathan Gray wrote:
> Welcome to the new list for the Working Group on Open Bibliographic
> Data! A list of current members and the group's purpose is at:
>
>   http://wiki.okfn.org/wg/bibliography
>
> In terms of next steps, the first instance I propose:
>
>   1. We make sure that we have broad representation from existing
> projects and initiatives interested in open bibliographic data. It
> would be great if everyone could cast their eyes over the list to see
> if there are any obvious omissions!
>   2. We find a regular slot to have monthly virtual meetings. I
> suggest we do this on a weekday in the late afternoon/early evening
> GMT, e.g. 1700 GMT / 1800 CET / 0900 PST.
>   3. Once we have done 1. and 2., we aim to launch the working group
> in the next few weeks?
>
> How does this sound?
>
> All the best,
>
>   

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