Collaboration with JDNC

[Adrian Sutton <ad...@intencha.com>]

Hi all,
I've been following the JDNC project (http://jdnc.dev.java.net) which 
is currently beginning to build a community and work out what the best 
way to develop opensource software is.  For the Sun employees tasked 
with pushing the project forward it seems to be a fairly new 
experience.

A mention was made that Apache seems to have sorted much of this out so 
I suggested that some collaboration might be beneficial between some of 
the people who have worked in Apache and helped build up the community 
and policies here and the folks (both Sun and non-Sun) that have 
gathered over there.

I have no idea how such a collaboration would work (though I'm pretty 
certain it should remain informal) but thought I'd give a heads up here 
so that those people who are interested in sharing their expertise in 
community building can pay some attention to the JDNC forums and those 
with suggestions on ways to capture the community building knowledge 
within Apache and share it could pipe up.

For the record there have been a couple of very positive responses to 
the suggestion of learning from Apache.

Regards,

Adrian Sutton.

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Re: Collaboration with JDNC

[Vic <vi...@portalvu.com>]

Anyone else interested in JDNC OS?
.V


Adrian Sutton wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been following the JDNC project (http://jdnc.dev.java.net) which is 
> currently beginning to build a community and work out what the best way 
> to develop opensource software is.  For the Sun employees tasked with 
> pushing the project forward it seems to be a fairly new experience.
> 
> A mention was made that Apache seems to have sorted much of this out so 
> I suggested that some collaboration might be beneficial between some of 
> the people who have worked in Apache and helped build up the community 
> and policies here and the folks (both Sun and non-Sun) that have 
> gathered over there.
> 
> I have no idea how such a collaboration would work (though I'm pretty 
> certain it should remain informal) but thought I'd give a heads up here 
> so that those people who are interested in sharing their expertise in 
> community building can pay some attention to the JDNC forums and those 
> with suggestions on ways to capture the community building knowledge 
> within Apache and share it could pipe up.
> 
> For the record there have been a couple of very positive responses to 
> the suggestion of learning from Apache.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Adrian Sutton.
> 
> ----------------------------------------------
> Intencha "tomorrow's technology today"
> Ph: 38478913 0422236329
> Suite 8/29 Oatland Crescent
> Holland Park West 4121
> Australia QLD
> www.intencha.com


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