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Category Archives: SPI
Why people do and don’t join SPI?
I just asked this question over on another site and thought I’d widen it to here:- I’m standing for election to the board of Software in the Public Interest this month, so I was wondering how many users who contribute … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, GNU/Linux, SPI, Web Development
Tagged spi election board debian drupal gnustep
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Standing for Election to SPI Board Again
Software in the Public Interest is a US tax-exempt not-for-profit organisation that supports a number of free software projects that I like – including debian, GNUstep and drupal – and it’s one of the most open and democratic free software … Continue reading