[OSGeo-Edu] Meeting time... Doodle poll has a new possible time
Charlie Schweik
cschweik at pubpol.umass.edu
Mon Jul 26 06:25:00 EDT 2010
Hi all,
I had a request from an important and active edu participant to see if
one hour earlier might work (another request of +8.5 later would be too
late for some of our European colleagues). I've added this option to the
Doodle poll. But I don't think it is possible to entertain lots of other
suggested time changes (it's really hard finding a time that is in the
waking hours for both for Europe and Australia) so let's go with these
sets of times for this first meeting.
So if you've already responded to the Doodle poll, please consider going
back and editing your entry for these 11 am UTC options. Other potential
participants, please sign up...
http://www.doodle.com/fruh6abssh9g22qm
Thanks
Charlie
P.S. Simon/Puneet:
I've added the discussion of licenses to the agenda, although that
important issue as we try and move toward a functional new derivative
system might encompass the meeting entirely by itself. Your concerns,
Simon, are really important. What I'm hoping part of the online meeting
can be about is figuring out what are the most interesting and most
important to-do items for our group and then get some subcommittees
trying to move them forward. If we can establish a regular meeting time
that isn't too painful for most people (another agenda item?) then we
can have a regular once-a-month meeting to get updates on our progress.
The license issue is an example. My take on it is that we as a group can
only encourage the use of one (or maybe a couple) CC licenses, but can't
mandate one to our potential authors of content (that wasn't your point
anyway, Simon, I don't think). I think license choice needs to be left
to the original author. (Others may have differences of opinion so this
would be worth discussing). But I do wonder about whether we could have
some guidance text established -- and perhaps Puneet's last post might
be the beginning of such text? Knowing that Puneet is closely linked to
Creative Commons I wonder if he might be encouraged to do take a stab
at this?
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