Greetings all! I would like to announce the schedule for our first public policy work group meeting. We will meet at 08:00 UTC (09:00 CET) on Monday the 12th of December. Calendar invite

OpenChain Public Policy Work Group Meeting The agenda for our first meeting will be:(1) Introductions(2) An overview of open source policy concerns in Europe and Asia(3) Open discussion on next

= Result = Helio has the majority of votes for the licensing co-chair. Chris has the majority of votes for the security co-chair. Conclusion: Helio and Chris will be passed as recommendations to the

Hi Stefan, Thank you for your quick translation of the German article. I will put it in the English Wikipedia tomorrow. In German Wikipedia, the article is under “ISO/IEC 5230”. I have

Hi all, it seems as the German Wikipedia has a different treatment of the terms of “OpenChain” and “ISO/IEC 5230”. The German Wikipedia will forward you to the “ISO/IEC 5230”

Hi Marc, please find attached a translated version of the article. I do not know how to publish it on Wikipedia and whether it should be available in English on the German site or English,

Hi, There is an article about OpenChain in the German Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_5230 but in no other language. I consider it would be good to have an article at least

Reminder: we start in 30 minutes.

There are just under three hours remaining before 17:00 UTC, the close of the voting period. We have received 11 votes in total and the provisional results are: Licensing: Helio Chissini de Castro

The OpenChain Export Control Work Group will hold its first meeting on the 22nd of November at 15:00 UTC (16:00 CET). This meeting will have the following agenda: (1) Introductions (2) Overview of

For anyone who can attend FOSDEM in Brussels on 5 February 2023, we have a track (“devroom”) on Software Bills of Materials, where a number of SBOM-related topics will be discussed. The Call

A reminder: a chair election for the specification work team ends tomorrow. You have *one* day left to vote. Here are our current nominees: Steve Kilbane, Analog Devices Helio Chissini de Castro,

Hi Jacob, Shane and all, Thank you for sharing my thought and your interesting response. Now some of the OpenChain Japan Sub workgroup member started discussing about SBOM deeply from the

Hi Carlo, First of all excellent work, this is no small task and is a huge benefit to the community. Second you mentioned conversion of the powerpoint graphs to SVG and then displaying in markdown.

Too fast. see attached. K ----- Messaggio originale -----

Anyway, even in Powerpoint online, the charts have issues. see here: ----- Messaggio originale -----

Hi, I have tried to figure out an easier way to do it and extract the images in a bulk-ish way, but they appear to be Powerpoint internal objects without any coherence. The best way I have figured

Hi Steve, the address to send the vote email is "Operations@..." and doesn't resolve to a real email address, so that is what I'm missing. Yes, I'm signed up to the specification mailing list.

Thank you! Signing up now.

Hello OpenChainMembers! I am Jacob Wilson, previously a consultant in software security assurance andoffensive security testing... a servant leader and computer hacker of 15 years:) I’ve held a