* Create a page on the OWF wiki with an explanation about the membership model, how new members are added, and the membership application.
* Write a proposal for how OWF committees should operate: how committee members are elected, vote, and what is required in order to remain a committee member over time (attending meetings, votes, etc.).
* Reach out to the current set of grassroots specification communities and create a list of contributors to each effort to help with soliciting feedback for the legal document. Primary focus should be on Open Microbloggin, Activity Streams, OAuth (for 1.0a and extensions), and Portable Contacts. We need the names of all individual contributors as well as their employers so we can reach out and solicit feedback from them about the agreement.
* Conduct an informal survey about current foundation members to better understand the distribution across different areas (location, employment, age, gender, standards work, open source work, advocacy work, etc.).
* Conduct an informal survey about the needs of current community-based specifications. What are these communities expecting from the OWF, especially as it moves forward to establish the incubator program.
Please add your own tasks and add your name next to existing tasks...
Thanks,
EHL
Eran, I would like to help with this task.
In order to do so, could you provide a URL to "the OWF wiki" as
yourself and other founding OWF members have established or are using?
If there is no current official wiki (as it appeared from today's
meeting), I propose/request that we ask for a volunteer to setup
MediaWiki at
http://openwebfoundation.org/wiki/
MediaWiki has served microformats.org *very* well, from community
management functions, to contributions, to custom plugins for better
web standards support. MediaWiki is much better than many alternatives
(e.g. pbwiki) in many ways. It's also the wiki editing interface that
many/most users of the web are familiar with thanks to Wikipedia.
I myself am not an expert in setting up MediaWiki, or otherwise would
volunteer to do so.
Thanks,
Tantek
I'm interested in taking on or helping with this task:
> * Conduct an informal survey about current foundation members to better understand the distribution across different areas (location, employment, age, gender, standards work, open source work, advocacy work, etc.).
I'm also interested in any copywriting tasks that arise, including the
membership information page.
Ben
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