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4		-I am seeking election to my first term as an OSI Board member. I have been actively involved in the free software community as both an attorney and as a sometimes individual contributor.
	4	+I am seeking election to my first term as an OSI Board member. I have been actively involved in the free software community as both an attorney and as a sometimes individual contributor. My entire legal career has been focused on free and open software issues.
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6	6	=== About me ===
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14	14	Before joining CivicActions I was counsel at the [[Software Freedom Law Center>>url:http://softwarefreedom.org/]], where I principally advised free and open source software nonprofit projects and individual free software developers. The projects I advised ranged from projects with a small team of core contributions to some of the largest and most prominent free software nonprofits.
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16		-Prior to becoming an attorney I spent 17 years as systems administrator and architect at a public research university. I regularly developed software, deployed open source solutions, and contributed back to free software projects in that role. My experience developing software and working as a technologist has allowed me to be particularly effective serving legal clients developing free software, and will continue to inform my perspective and bring value to my service on the Board. I also speak regularly to diverse technical, legal, and government audiences on topics at the intersection of open source, law, and policy.
	16	+Prior to becoming an attorney I spent 17 years as systems administrator and architect at a public research university. I regularly developed software, deployed open source solutions, and contributed back to free software projects in that role. My experience developing software and working as a technologist has allowed me to be particularly effective serving legal clients developing free software, and will continue to inform my perspective and bring value to my service on the Board. I also speak regularly to diverse technical, legal, and government audiences on topics at the intersection of open source, law, and policy. I have spoken at conferences such as CopyleftConf, FOSDEM, and LibrePlanet.
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18	18	=== Why I'm running for election ===
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