[pgh-pm] PA Open Source Association.
Robert Blackwell
robertblackwell at yahoo.com
Thu Feb 10 18:52:10 PST 2005
I think idea is a fantastic idea. My only fear is that Open-Source limits us to just software.
It would be great if one of the goals of this group was to advise governments, transit
authorities, and ... as to the benifits to having open interfaces into their data stores that may
be on proprietary systems. Sometimes they make the data available but in a really bad way. I
would see this group lobbying to get systems open as well has having them use open source.
Just my thoughts.
--- "Daniel J. Wright" <Dan at DWright.Org> wrote:
>
> Building on some of the themes discussed last night, how would people feel
> about a group known as the "Pennsylvania Open-Source Association"? At
> first I was thinking about a name that contained the word Pittsburgh, but
> it seems we are more diverse than that, and it doesn't hurt to aspire to
> be something even greater in the future.
>
> There are some good domain names available, and I think I know a place
> that we'd have a good chance of hitting up for free hosting if we wanted
> to put up a site.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> -Dan
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