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<p><strong>Attendees</strong></p><ul><li>Kim Weins</li><li>Chuck Gaudreau</li><li>Gary O'Neill</li><li>Scott Lamons</li><li>Jilayne Lovejoy</li></ul><p><strong>Agenda</strong></p><ul><li>Web Site</li><li>Update on CC0 "license" feedback</li><li>EclipseCon BOF</li><li>Software Supply Chain Summit</li><li>License List Process</li><li></li></ul><p><strong>Notes</strong></p><ul><li>Web site training</li><ul><li>We had training on moving stuff to</li></ul><li>Update on CC0 license</li><ul><li>Kim sent email to Ian Skerrett at Eclipse, Robin Johnson at Gentoo, Spot at Fedora about the change in the data license from</li></ul><li>Eclipse BOF</li><li>Process for companies to adopt - Per Scott L</li><ul><li>Can start with procurement team to ask suppliers to provide it</li><li>Will need to educate procurement team</li><li>Will need places on website to point suppliers to</li><li>They have a standard spreadsheet format for proposal tracking of all OSS requests -- but it's not the SPDX format</li><ul><li>WOuld need to be able to have extra fields that are company specific and have the tools ignore/add those.</li></ul><li>Will need tools to help them</li><ul><li>Idea is that you feed it software repositories to scan for licenses and then you can input the SPDX specific fields and create SPDX files</li></ul><li>Could also ask their developers that are making internal requests to provide SPDX</li></ul></ul>
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<p><strong>Attendees</strong></p><ul><li>Kim Weins</li><li>Chuck Gaudreau</li><li>Gary O'Neill</li><li>Scott Lamons</li><li>Jilayne Lovejoy</li></ul><p><strong>Agenda</strong></p><ul><li>Web Site</li><li>Update on CC0 "license" feedback</li><li>EclipseCon BOF</li><li>Software Supply Chain Summit</li><li>License List Process</li><li></li></ul><p><strong>Notes</strong></p><ul><li>Web site training</li><ul><li>Steve Cropper and Pierre held a training session on moving stuff to the new site.</li><li>Kim took notes and will turn that into a how-to document and will send to everyone involved</li></ul><li>Update on CC0 license</li><ul><li>Kim sent email to Ian Skerrett at Eclipse, Robin Johnson at Gentoo, Spot at Fedora about the change in the data license from Public Data License to CC0</li><li>So far, I've hear back from Robin at Gentoo that he was happy about that.&nbsp; HIs email note said:</li><ul><li>Looks good, 100% behind CC-0.<br /><br />Tom: I meant to poke you re our idea of altering license naming in the<br />distros to match SPDX license identifiers. <br />We've been working on classifying all the licenses in Gentoo:<br />http://sources.gentoo.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/gentoo-x86/profiles/license_groups?revision=1.102&amp;view=markup<br />(the above only covers 252 out of the 614 licenses presently in Gentoo).</li></ul><li>I sent a follow up to Robin asking if he would work with us to get the license list expanded to cover his 252 (or possibly 614) licenses in Gentoo.</li></ul><li>Eclipse BOF</li><ul><li>Chuck and Mahshad from Protecode are working to organize BOF at EclipseCon</li><li>I suggested that they should plan for no more than 20 people.&nbsp;</li></ul><li>Software Supply Chain Summit</li><ul><li>This would be a 1 day meeting in person with people involved in the software supply chain to discuss SPDX and OSS compliance in the supply chain</li><li>Targeting potentially April 6 (day after LF COllab Summit)</li><li>To be held in South Bay (possible at DLA or Cisco or HP facilities)</li><li>Topics would be about OSS compliance in the supply chain issues, SPDX issues and discussion</li><li>We want it to be not just presentation, but also discussion</li><li>We would target maybe 20 or so people from enterprises that use/distribute OSS</li><li>How to get people there</li><ul><li>Current SPDX members to invite people</li><li>Mark Radcliffe will help market</li><li>Ask LF (Jim Z) to help</li></ul><li>Kim to talk to LF to coordinate so we can finalize date/time/place</li></ul><li>Process for companies to adopt - Per Scott L</li><ul><li>Can start with procurement team to ask suppliers to provide it</li><li>Will need to educate procurement team</li><li>Will need places on website to point suppliers to</li><li>They have a standard spreadsheet format for proposal tracking of all OSS requests -- but it's not the SPDX format</li><ul><li>WOuld need to be able to have extra fields that are company specific and have the tools ignore/add those.</li></ul><li>Will need tools to help them</li><ul><li>Idea is that you feed it software repositories to scan for licenses and then you can input the SPDX specific fields and create SPDX files</li></ul><li>Could also ask their developers that are making internal requests to provide SPDX</li></ul></ul>

Revision as of 17:21, 19 January 2012

Attendees

  • Kim Weins
  • Chuck Gaudreau
  • Gary O'Neill
  • Scott Lamons
  • Jilayne Lovejoy

Agenda

  • Web Site
  • Update on CC0 "license" feedback
  • EclipseCon BOF
  • Software Supply Chain Summit
  • License List Process

Notes

  • Web site training
    • Steve Cropper and Pierre held a training session on moving stuff to the new site.
    • Kim took notes and will turn that into a how-to document and will send to everyone involved
  • Update on CC0 license
    • Kim sent email to Ian Skerrett at Eclipse, Robin Johnson at Gentoo, Spot at Fedora about the change in the data license from Public Data License to CC0
    • So far, I've hear back from Robin at Gentoo that he was happy about that.  HIs email note said:
    • I sent a follow up to Robin asking if he would work with us to get the license list expanded to cover his 252 (or possibly 614) licenses in Gentoo.
  • Eclipse BOF
    • Chuck and Mahshad from Protecode are working to organize BOF at EclipseCon
    • I suggested that they should plan for no more than 20 people. 
  • Software Supply Chain Summit
    • This would be a 1 day meeting in person with people involved in the software supply chain to discuss SPDX and OSS compliance in the supply chain
    • Targeting potentially April 6 (day after LF COllab Summit)
    • To be held in South Bay (possible at DLA or Cisco or HP facilities)
    • Topics would be about OSS compliance in the supply chain issues, SPDX issues and discussion
    • We want it to be not just presentation, but also discussion
    • We would target maybe 20 or so people from enterprises that use/distribute OSS
    • How to get people there
      • Current SPDX members to invite people
      • Mark Radcliffe will help market
      • Ask LF (Jim Z) to help
    • Kim to talk to LF to coordinate so we can finalize date/time/place
  • Process for companies to adopt - Per Scott L
    • Can start with procurement team to ask suppliers to provide it
    • Will need to educate procurement team
    • Will need places on website to point suppliers to
    • They have a standard spreadsheet format for proposal tracking of all OSS requests -- but it's not the SPDX format
      • WOuld need to be able to have extra fields that are company specific and have the tools ignore/add those.
    • Will need tools to help them
      • Idea is that you feed it software repositories to scan for licenses and then you can input the SPDX specific fields and create SPDX files
    • Could also ask their developers that are making internal requests to provide SPDX
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