[OpenGLAM] Bootstrap a combined OpenGLAM network - revitalise this mailing list

Thu Apr 19 11:44:16 UTC 2018

Dear all,

I agree, sounds like a good initiative, and it is very much alingned with
the practical work we as a community already do in local and international
level.

I also took part of some these discussions at CCsummit, and it was great to
see how the CC community has shifted focus from licenses and
legal/technical infrastructures to wider perspectives of openness,
inclusion and collaboration.

Best wishes,

Sanna

—
Sanna Marttila
Open Knowledge Finland
AvoinGLAM

to 19.4.2018 klo 14.13 Maarten Brinkerink <mbrinkerink at beeldengeluid.nl>
kirjoitti:

> Sound sensible, among other things because I expect a lot of people
> already to be engaged with these three communities at the moment.
>
> Best,
>
> Maarten
>
>
> Op 19 apr. 2018, om 13:10 heeft Sander van der Waal <
> sander.vanderwaal at okfn.org> het volgende geschreven:
>
> Hi OpenGLAMmers!
>
> Last week the Creative Commons Summit took place in Toronto, and OpenGLAM
> was discussed in multiple sessions.
>
> We had a few conversations around how we can create more involved
> community around OpenGLAM, and specifically converge the main three
> international initiatives:
> 1. The OpenGLAM.org initiative that is part of the Open Knowledge network
> (that this mailing list is part of)
> 2. Efforts in the Creative Commons community to set up a 'platform' around
> OpenGLAM
> 3. The GLAM-Wiki initiative of the Wikimedia Foundation
>
> Rather than duplicating efforts, how about we come together as one central
> community? There were positive responses from the those in the three
> communities who were present at the summit, so we're keen to explore this
> further.
>
> As a next step I'm proposing that we start using this mailing list for the
> discussions around how to move this forward. And invite our friends from
> Creative Commons and Wikimedia to join the discussion on this list. If you
> have any reservations against this, please let me know (I'll wait until Thu
> 26 April so there's enough time to discuss any objections).
>
> Specific ideas on what we could work on together included revising and
> updating the OpenGLAM principles (https://openglam.org/principles/). We
> also talked a lot about how the OpenGLAM movement can be mindful of and
> help address working with ethnic minorities and other cultures where
> openness in the way we envision it leads to problems and challenges. There
> are also a lot of practical opportunities around sharing best practices,
> and teaching / learning for GLAM institutions.
>
> We'd love to hear from everyone on this - what do you think about the idea
> of working together towards one OpenGLAM community? How would you like to
> be involved? What other OpenGLAM communities should we talk to?
>
> All the best,
>
> Sander
>
>
>
>
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