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38		-* Initial: An interest/desire has been expressed in being open or joining an open initiative
39		-** Evidence : Artifacts citing the individual's interest in being open or joining an open initiative.
40		-** Example: The individual has joined an open community of practice; the individual has written (documented) their interests in openness or an open community of practice.
41		-* Repeatable: The individual understands and has expressed the values of openness.
42		-** Evidence: Artifacts documenting the individual's descriptions of principles and practices commonly associated with openness.
43		-** Examples: Wiki, blog posts or emails describing principles and practices commonly associated with openness.
44		-* Defined: The benefit(s) of openness for the individual has been articulated.
	38	+* Initial: The individual is aware of openness as an alternative to traditional practices.
	39	+** Evidence : Artifacts exist, and are publicly accessible, citing the individual's awareness of openness or open communities, open organizations, open organizational models, etc.
	40	+** Example: The individual has written a blog post which indicates they are aware of open models. The individual references an open community of practice as part of their work or interests.
	41	+* Repeatable: When challenged, or new situations/issues/opportunities arise, the individual constantly references open models, alternatives and/or communities of practice as alternatives to traditional models/approaches.
	42	+** Evidence: Multiple examples exist of artifacts referencing openness, open communities of practice, etc. related to a variety of resources, projects, initiatives, etc. These examples include multiple/alternative references for each resource, project or initiative.
	43	+** Examples: An email exchange related to decision making processes, gathering requirements, or project management, includes references to Red Hat's "Open Organization," PayPal's "Inner-sourcing," and Eric Raymond's, "The Cathedral and the Bazaar."
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	45	+* Defined: The benefit(s) of openness for the individual can be articulated.
45	45	** Evidence: Artifacts describing how open principles and practices contribute to an individual's body of work or a community of practice.
46		-** Example: The individual has submitted for consideration a document describing the "benefits" of open source software in reducing costs or increasing quality.
	47	+** Example: The individual has submitted for consideration a document describing the "benefits" of open source software in reducing costs or increasing quality. Artifacts documenting the individual's descriptions of principles and practices commonly associated with openness.
47	47	* Managed: Expectations of openness for the individual have been established.
48	48	** Evidence: Artifacts describing how open principles and practices contribute to the individual's own body of work or interests.
49	49	** Example: Documentation describing how the individual can apply open principles and practices to their specific work/interests.
50		-* Optimizing: The individual continually updates the previous.
	51	+* Optimizing: The individual continually updates the previous. Wiki, blog posts or emails describing principles and practices commonly associated with openness.
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