Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Joshua D. Drake wrote:
http://www.spi-inc.org/secretary/votes/vote6/jdrake.txt
I am inviting anyone who has any questions to ask them.
I see that you plan
* An agressive increase in the number and quality of associate projects
Question is: how are you planning to increase the _quality_ of associate
projects? And how do you measure quality in the first place?
I plan on actively recruiting new projects. There are many, many FOSS
projects out there that could use SPI services, that have no idea who we
are.
Defining a quality project is a bit difficult, it is also fairly biased
on my part. In my mind a quality project has been shown to have members
that participate in the FOSS community in general, have an open forum
for discussion, and show a willingness to participate in other communities.
PostgreSQL (obviously) is one idea of a quality community. It has a
mostly proactive community that is driven to not only create better
software but participates in the advocacy of FOSS in general. PostgreSQL
also makes it a point to participate in external events to help spread
the gospel :)
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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