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From: "Andrew C. Oliver" <andy@superlinksoftware.com>
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Subject: Re: FW: "apache" minded communties outside apache
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You know that is a great point!  I keep hearing about scale and this and 
that but isn't part of the mission
to spread the idea of community oriented software development?  

And I know some of my ideas stick out like a sore thumb at work because 
of my infection with a certain
set of ideas.  And I think its in a good way.  

One great "apache minded" community is Krysalis.org which is certainly 
smaller but growing.  

-Andy

Martin van den Bemt wrote:

>Sorry for the mails from the wrong mail address.. Here it goes the correct
>way.
>So you can reject the other mails ;)
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Martin van den Bemt [mailto:mvdb@mvdb.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 13:31
>To: community@apache.org
>Subject: "apache" minded communties outside apache
>
>
>Hi everyone,
>
>A cool thing about (at least jakarta) is that if people have the same ideas,
>they just start working together and start a seperate project together, as a
>spin-off of the cooperation they had at jakarta.
>So one thing I learned that there is a great impact coming from the jakarta
>project, with some real (potentially) cool projects / initiatives.
>Also with most of the usefull java projects outside apache I keep on
>encountering people involved in the jakarta/xml projects.
>
>If it is wasn't for jakarta I wouldn't have met great people/visions/equal
>minds and probably wouldn't have the "apache way" integrated in my
>progammers lifestyle.
>
>Since I am not involved in any other projects than jakarta (inside apache
>that is), I would like to know if this is also the case for other projects
>at apache and people have the same experience as me.
>Just an idea : would it maybe a great idea to have some webpages that point
>to those projects/initiatives, so people can find "apache way" projects ?
>
>Mvgr,
>Martin
>
>
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