Repeated Mistakes Lead to Unfair OSI Elections

Thanks, Tracy. Can we get the blog post corrected? [Edit: looks like it’s been corrected.] And I guess there will there be another individual election when Catharina’s term expires in October, yes? [Updating to work around platform limitations on repeated replies.] Proponents of the OSI Reform Platform have generated quite a bit of heat, but where there is heat there can also be light. Bradley’s second point in his recent post about election irregularities seems valid to me, that misstating ...

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) has announced the results of its recent board of directors ele [...]

The Open Source Initiative (OSI) has announced the results of its recent board of directors ele [...]

In some ways, there has been little news in the iNaturalist ‘GenAI’ story: Beyond some vague posturing towards “going to work on improving ways to get feedback from the community”, saying (but not demonstrating) that they are ‘listening’, and somehow doing some ‘webinar’ at some point in the future, there’s...

This post is an adapted/expanded version of an abstract that I have submitted for a track on Open, collaborative and participatory science: rethinking knowledge legitimacy, policy and science futures at the EU-SPRI Annual Conference Over the past decades, the open science movement – as well as the many wider, nonacademic,...