Hi Peter Quality standards make perfect sense. I think however that spdx itself should stay completely neutral of them and may merely convey the information which quality standards have been

Hi everyone, Thank you for bringing this up. Having this clarified is vital for the open chain activities. Let me add one more aspect. As Mark pointed out, SPDX is a format (like, say, XML). There

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Hi everyone, I just sent out invites to the mailing list for the OpenChain Working Group. Having worked on various projects with large groups from many companies, I am aware there are significant

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Hi everyone, I meant to set up the meeting invite for bi-weekly calls but accidentally setup weekly calls. We will not be meeting today and will resume calls on the first and third Tuesday of every

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There seems to be support for every other week, with one request we do it on the first and third Tuesdays each month, but skipping next week due to close-of-summer vacations. Mike, would you mind

Thanks for raising the question, Jeremiah, and to Mark for providing the excellent clarification – both to the benefit of all! Jilayne

I also support meeting bi-weekly instead of weekly. Best, Eileen Eileen Evans Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, Cloud & Open Source Hewlett-Packard Company Mobile:

I'd agree that every other week is a good idea. Perhaps for the schedule of topics, we might take your list of sub-components and flesh out what they mean, what kinds of materials or information is

Based on feedback rec'd offline (time commitment; also some specific folks who are out next week as they extend their US holiday week) it was suggested we move our OpenChain calls to every other week.

Hey Jeremiah, It’s been a while. Forgive me for doing a lousy job educating you on SPDX. Thanks, MarkG for filling in. Having been involved in SPDX from the outset, I can tell you that there are

On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 7:37 AM, Gisi, Mark <Mark.Gisi@...> wrote: Jeremiah raised some common concerns about SPDX that, as an early adopter, I wanted to share my experiences. >> while SPDX looks

On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 3:28 PM, Marr, David <dmarr@...> wrote: > > > On Aug 28, 2014, at 1:39 AM, Jeremiah Foster <jeremiah.foster@...> wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > Firstly, and most importantly, I'd

On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 8:39 PM, Gisi, Mark <Mark.Gisi@...> wrote: > > Hi Jeremiah, > > > > >>> Secondly, I have some concern around cadence. > > > > I am ok with either a weekly or biweekly

Jeremiah raised some common concerns about SPDX that, as an early adopter, I wanted to share my experiences. >> while SPDX looks great, its not widely adopted. Debian has its own format and Yocto

HiJeremiah, >>> Secondly, I have some concern around cadence. I am ok with either a weekly or biweekly cadence. >>> Lastly, I'd strongly urge all of us to kill our darlings. We need to not