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Craigslist Foundation Non-Profit Boot Camp

At the last FLOSS Foundations meeting, Brian Behlendorf mentioned the upcoming Craigslist Foundation Non-Profit Boot Camp.
The event is focused on helping people develop the skills and connections needed to help them run a successful non-profit.
Brian attended the event two years ago and found it a good use of his time.
I'm certainly interested in going, but [...]

MoFo Weekly Report 2007-07-27

Over this week, I worked on the Internet as a Public Good Symposium and attended Ubuntu Live, OSCON 2007 and the FLOSS Foundations meeting.
I'll post more on specific activities from the various events and meetings throughout the coming week.

Tags: conference, David Boswell, Events, FLOSS, FLOSS Foundations, Frank Hecker, Gerv, Gervase Markham, Internet as a Public [...]

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MoFo Weekly Report 2007-07-20

Over the week ending on Friday, July 20th, I worked most on the Internet as a Public Good Symposium, polishing the wiki, chasing around after the other participants, doing background reading, etc. I also spent some time getting ready for Ubuntu Live, OSCON 2007 and the FLOSS Foundations meeting.

Tags: conference, David Boswell, FLOSS, FLOSS Foundations, [...]

MoFo Weekly Report 2007-07-13

The week ending July 13th saw me working heavily on the Internet as a Public Good Symposium - mostly wrangling participants, writing IPG content, editing the wiki and so on.
I also did some light work preparing for upcoming events (FLOSS Foundations Meeting, OSCON, Ubuntu Live)
Next Week
More Internet as a Public Good Symposium work [...]

MoFo Weekly Report 2007-07-06

Sorry for the missing reports (for the June 22nd and 29th) - I'll catch up in this report.
June 22nd and 29th were quiet on for Mozilla-related activities. I did what I could to keep the ball rolling for our organization of the Internet as a Public Good Symposium, but my real focus was taken up [...]

Looking for a roomie for Ubuntu Live/FLOSS Foundations/OSCON

I'm looking to share a hotel room at the OSCON hotel (or nearby) for Ubuntu Live, the FLOSS Foundations meeting and OSCON. While the Mozilla Foundation is covering my costs, I don't like wasting MoFo money on frivolous stuff.
I prefer rooming with people who I know, but am not that fussy. I snore a bit. [...]

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Hacking Business Models

This weekend, Monty and I got together for a different kind of hacking session.
Instead of developing software, we were working on developing a set of rough principles and rules for running a Free Software/Open Source business. We both have a good amount of experience working with various FLOSS projects (like Mozilla, MySQL, PHP, etc.) and [...]

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Attending Openmind.fi

I'll be attending the Openmind conference from October 2nd to 3rd and will be giving a keynote at the event.
Openmind is being organized by COSS, an interesting Finnish Free Software and Open Source development agency that helps Finnish and Scandinavian businesses and projects use and develop FLOSS.
Other keynote presenters at the event (that readers of [...]

tOSSad FLOSS Usability Survey Posted

My friend Sandro Groganz wrote to let me know that the tOSSad survey on FLOSS usability has been published. Sandro has a quick overview of the survey, along with his impressions of it, on his blog

Tags: FLOSS, Uncategorized, USA

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php|works 2006: Mozilla Report

At php/db|works, I didn't end up doing much direct Mozilla Foundation evangelism - I spent too much time catching up on various bits of Mozilla work unrelated to the conference and sleeping off my cold.
I did draft (and test) a set of interview questions for my upcoming string of interviews with various FLOSS community members, [...]

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