OSGeoLive PSC - Revision history

Bakaniko at 20:03, 17 September 2019

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Bencaradocdavies at 23:02, 22 October 2018

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Darkblueb: remove hyphens in project name

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remove hyphens in project name

Darkblueb: changeset - category to OSGeoLive

2017-11-26T19:20:44Z

changeset - category to OSGeoLive

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The OSGeo-Live Project Steering Committee (PSC) is the official managing body of OSGeo-Live and is responsible for setting overall project direction. The committee is drawn from the OSGeo-Live community and is based on merit and interest.

==Decisions==
Decisions are based on voting using the following:
* +1 : For
* +0: Mildly for, but mostly indifferent
* 0: Indifferent
* -0: Mildly against, but mostly indifferent
* -1 : Strongly against. This is expected to be accompanied by a reason.

For most decisions, a motion is raised within one of the OSGeo-Live open forums (IRC, email list, etc) and those present vote and decide. Should a decision:
* Be strategic or impact many within OSGeo-Live,
* Or if there be contention in deciding, and after discussion at least one member is still strongly against the motion, by continuing to vote -1,
Then the motion should be referred to the PSC.

For motions presented to the PSC, a motion is considered passed when there are more PSC +1 votes than -1 votes, and either all PSC members have voted, or 4 days have passed. In the case of a tie, the PSC chair shall have 1.5 votes.

==PSC Members==
* [[Angelos_Tzotsos]] (Chair)
* Brian M Hamlin
* Cameron Shorter
* Alex Mandel
* Johan Van de Wauw
* Bas Couwenberg
* Massimo De Stefano
* Astrid Emde
* Ben Caradoc-Davies
* Nicolas Roelandt
* Vicky Vergara

Our thanks to previous PSC members:
* Hamish Bowman

Selection of new PSC members is determined by PSC vote. PSC members may retire any time. If a PSC member becomes inactive for many months they may be invited to retire, and if unresponsive they may be removed by the existing PSC.

==Expectations of PSC members==
* Regularly contribute to OSGeo-Live or related activities
* Help with whatever dirty work is required to keep the project moving forward
* Monitor OSGeo-Live conversations, either in weekly IRC meetings, or on the email list, and contribute constructively where appropriate
* Vote promptly (within days) to motions being raised

''Credit: This management process draws heavily from other OSGeo project PMC processes.''

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 * Massimo De Stefano
 * Astrid Emde
-* Nicolas Roelandt
+* [https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/User:Roelandtn Nicolas Roelandt]
 * Vicky Vergara

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-The OSGeo-Live Project Steering Committee (PSC) is the official managing body of OSGeo-Live and is responsible for setting overall project direction. The committee is drawn from the OSGeo-Live community and is based on merit and interest.
+The OSGeoLive Project Steering Committee (PSC) is the official managing body of OSGeoLive and is responsible for setting overall project direction. The committee is drawn from the OSGeoLive community and is based on merit and interest.
 ==Decisions==
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 * -1 : Strongly against. This is expected to be accompanied by a reason.
-For most decisions, a motion is raised within one of the OSGeo-Live open forums (IRC, email list, etc) and those present vote and decide. Should a decision:
+For most decisions, a motion is raised within one of the OSGeoLive open forums (IRC, email list, etc) and those present vote and decide. Should a decision:
-* Be strategic or impact many within OSGeo-Live,
+* Be strategic or impact many within OSGeoLive,
 * Or if there be contention in deciding, and after discussion at least one member is still strongly against the motion, by continuing to vote -1,
 Then the motion should be referred to the PSC.
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 ==Expectations of PSC members==
-* Regularly contribute to OSGeo-Live or related activities
+* Regularly contribute to OSGeoLive or related activities
 * Help with whatever dirty work is required to keep the project moving forward
 * Monitor OSGeo-Live conversations, either in weekly IRC meetings, or on the email list, and contribute constructively where appropriate