Group: Free Software Foundation/CampaignsMeetings/2013-10-02

Latest revision as of 16:48, 3 October 2013

We're both pretty happy with GNU30
Discussed GNU30 follow-up blog post and email to attendees with feedback survey (all of which are now done)

Moving BBC action from Zak to Libby. It looks like next steps are getting in touch with European activists, especially in GB.
Zak talked to Eoin Dubsky at Greenpeace International.
Zak is still working on GPG, though he is still figuring out what he thinks would be the most useful tool for us to create. He will do more research/thinking and then bring it up in a meeting.

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 ===Other campaigns===
 * Moving BBC action from Zak to Libby. It looks like next steps are getting in touch with European activists, especially in GB.
-* Zak talked to Eoin Dubsky at Greenpeace International. Eoin is excited about making their Web presence as free software-friendly as possible, if possible to the point of earning our free software-friendly qualification. He is very optimistic that they will achieve at least LibreJS-compatibility. He needs to do more examination of the site (he is a Web developer) but it is taking a while to get to it because of the current situation with the Arctic Sunrise. Greenpeace uses a lot of contractors for Web development, and Eoin wants to develop good guidelines for them as well. Zak and him will talk on the phone again next week. Eoin does not want to do an announcement until they have actually done something, to avoid making promises they don't keep.
+* Zak talked to Eoin Dubsky at Greenpeace International.
 * Zak is still working on GPG, though he is still figuring out what he thinks would be the most useful tool for us to create. He will do more research/thinking and then bring it up in a meeting.
 ===Miscellaneous===
 * Zak needs to get to his backlog (got to it Thursday)