Comments on Chris_Aniszczyk_2014
Last modified by Allison Randal on 2016/04/05 11:27
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Many of the efforts underway within the OSI (e.g. committee work, operation, working groups) require direct participation by Board members. I was wondering about what level of participation you will be able to provide and how your time might be best spent?
Sorry I didn't notice your commentary before Patrick (never got an email from xwiki).
In terms of what level of participation, I would be able commit as much as needed to push any interesting projects through and what is required of a board member (e.g., attend monthly meetings). For example, I'd envision creating a board level committee to discuss corporate outreach and commit enough time to see that through. Basically, I'd spend my time on what I think would give the OSI the most impact after gaining consensus on what we should do
Excellent agenda Chris, so many people are afraid of saying that data is actually part of the open community and what OSI is actually striving to do. I personally thank you for your effort in this area, it is because of people like you we have a more advanced data mining and machine learning researches and products.
Thank you for your comments. I agree that data is going to play a huge part of the open source community, especially as in the future more data is available and companies look ways to share and build communities with that data. I believe the OSI should have a part in that story.