SWEO Community Projects Support

Hi Paul, David, Benjamin and Chris (and the rest)!

Susie has now published the official results and positions of the SWEO, 
http://www.w3.org/blog/SWEO/2007/03/06/community_project_support
and as you probably allready know, FOAF based White Listing for Fighting 
Spam, Interlinking Open Data on the Semantic Web, Knowee/Contact 
Organizer, and Powder Browser Extensions "won" the SWEO support! :-)

Congrats, everyone! Now, the important thing is to start coding. I took 
the task of ensuring that everyone has the tools they need to support 
the programming. In particular, a suitable mailing list, a wiki and a 
version control system.

I know that Interlinking Open Data on the Semantic Web are allready well 
organised, and I would assume Segala has the resources to back the 
browser extension work. 

Myself, I plan to use the ESW Wiki and the foaf-dev mailing list for my 
project, also I have a subversion repository of my own that I will 
probably use. 

So, Benjamin, do you have what you need? 

I think it is useful to use existing mailinglists if appropriate. I 
would say that if there is a mailing list that touches the core topic 
of the project, then one might as well use it, and in my case, foaf-dev 
does that, I think.

I control the mailing lists of perlrdf.org, we have currently a single 
list there, namely "dev" http://lists.perlrdf.org/listinfo/dev
and if no other mailing lists are appropriate, I could set up a list on 
that domain if needed. Also, I could assign write privileges to my SVN 
repository if that is needed too. 

So, this is an open offer to all the "winners", please let me know what 
your needs are, and we will try to accommodate.

Cheers,

Kjetil
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Kjetil Kjernsmo
Programmer / Astrophysicist / Ski-orienteer / Orienteer / Mountaineer
kjetil@kjernsmo.net
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Received on Tuesday, 6 March 2007 18:28:13 UTC