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Defining Open in Open Data, Open Content and Open Knowledge
26 February 2015 by Herb Lainchbury
Participants
- Herb Lainchbury
- Mike Linksvayer
- Timothy Volmer
Agenda
- state of OD 2.1
- IMF license for data reuse
- recommendations to Surrey
- licenses waiting for assessment
- license approval process and communications check-in
- open data and APIs
Summary
- state of OD 2.1
- IMF license for data reuse
- already in place
- is this solely a license or combo license/tos
- do we need to assess licenses where there’s little chance to change and where we do not know the creator of the license
- IMF is high profile
- smaller orgs tend to look to larger orgs for leadership
- let’s reach out to them?
- ask on the list if anyone has a contact we can reach out to (Herb)
- recommendations to Surrey
- sent out last Friday
- Herb to follow up
- ideally Canadian federal govt will entertain a having a reusable license that sub-nationals can use as is done in the UK
- licenses waiting for assessment
- create a queue of licenses on github?
- possibly submit as issue to track
- but volume is low and handling it ok on email list too
- gpl v3 review, especially since CC BY-SA 4.0 one way compatibility process with gpl upcoming
- license level National
- what sorts of things should our recommended list
- license approval process and communications check-in
- okfn-discuss, okfn-local
- possibly social media heads up from @okfn
- also there’s the “updates” section of OD website; few posts there but could revive
- open data and APIs
- OD could try to keep up with this issue
- open software services definition - https://opendefinition.org/ossd/
- could have general discussion of challenges/problems; focus on government use case
- Herb will follow-up after OD 2.1 is done