Wiki source code of Affiliate Membership Qualifications and Criteria
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1 | The OSI recognizes three types of organizations as elegible for OSI Affiliate Membership: non-profit organizations, educational institutions and user communities. | ||
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3 | = Non-Profit Organizations = | ||
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5 | **Qualifications** | ||
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7 | //Please provide references for...// | ||
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9 | 1. Currently recognized as a (or application submitted for) non-profit / not-for-profit (or equivalent) by the national government were organized. | ||
10 | 1. Mission statement describing purpose and goals. | ||
11 | 1. Documentation formalizing organization, e.g. by-laws. | ||
12 | 1. Publicly available release of a product(s) or service(s). | ||
13 | 1. Use of an OSI approved open source license (software development projects only). | ||
14 | 1. Documented approach for participation by the public. | ||
15 | 1. An active community: | ||
16 | 11. Methods for current and interested individuals/organizations to join and participate in your community | ||
17 | 11. Active participation from multiple contributors, i.e. individuals and organizations other than founders (contributions may be other than programming/technology) | ||
18 | 1. References from other open source projects, ideally a current OSI Affiliate Member. | ||
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20 | **Criteria** | ||
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22 | 1. OSI Agreement has been signed and submitted. | ||
23 | 1. Cover letter including | ||
24 | 11. interest in Affiliation; | ||
25 | 11. proof of qualification. | ||
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27 | = Educational Institutions = | ||
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29 | Qualifications | ||
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32 | //Please provide references for...// | ||
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34 | 1. Institution is currently recognized and in good standing by an appropriate accreditation body. | ||
35 | 1. Institutional/departmental authority to partner with external organizations. | ||
36 | 1. Mission statement describing purpose and goals. | ||
37 | 1. Documentation formalizing organization, e.g. by-laws. | ||
38 | 1. Publicly available release of a product(s) or service(s). | ||
39 | 1. Use of an OSI approved open source license (software development projects only). | ||
40 | 1. Documented approach for participation by the public. | ||
41 | 1. An active community: | ||
42 | 11. Methods for current and interested individuals/organizations to join and participate in your community | ||
43 | 11. Active participation from multiple contributors, i.e. individuals and organizations other than founders (contributions may be other than programming/technology) | ||
44 | 1. References from other open source projects, ideally a current OSI Affiliate Member. | ||
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46 | Criteria | ||
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48 | = User Communities = | ||
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50 | Qualifications | ||
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53 | //Please provide references for...// | ||
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55 | 1. Founding documentation formalizing organization, e.g. by-laws. | ||
56 | 1. Association memberships, partnerships, etc. (if applicable) with international, national, professional and/or affiliated organizations. | ||
57 | 1. Mission statement describing purpose and goals. | ||
58 | 1. Publicly available release of events/activities, e.g. meetings, conferences, etc. | ||
59 | 1. Documented approach for participation by the public. | ||
60 | 1. An active community: | ||
61 | 11. Methods for current and interested individuals/organizations to join and participate in your community | ||
62 | 11. Active participation from multiple contributors, i.e. individuals and organizations other than founders (contributions may be other than programming/technology) | ||
63 | 1. References from other open source projects, ideally a current OSI Affiliate Member. | ||
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65 | Criteria |