[oslc] 'Declaration/manifesto of openness'

[Andy Gurd]

On the inaugural conference call of the communications workgroup, it was 
suggested, by Rainer Ersch, that we need to do more to promote the 
openness of the OSLC community. Rainer proposed creating and publicising 
something similar to the Agile Manifesto, so a 'declaration or manifesto 
of openness' - a web page on open-services.net where we agree wording for 
such a declaration and individuals/organizations can indicate support. We 
would then promote this to press, analysts, social media etc.

I'd like to collect some thoughts on what the community thinks about this 
suggestion, and if in support, ideas for what form of words we should use 
in order to define the work of the OSLC community and to declare it's 
openness.

Please reply to the community with your thoughts

Thanks

Andy

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