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hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova  you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan |
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hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan
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Thanks dan! mike On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:32 AM, dan mcquillan <
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wrote: hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan
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text-to-video idea . Any other ideas we could suggest? Let's figure this out and then we can meet with Tony Bowden. On Nov 30, 7:24 am,
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wrote: Thanks dan! mike On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:32 AM, dan mcquillan <
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wrote: hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan
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Here are more proposals : 1. Kosova.wikia.com , the kosovo wikipedia. 2. SFK10 the Kosova conference 3. OOO open office kosova 4. OSM Kosova openstreetmap 5. RKSBuntu Kosova Linux Version On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Arianit Dobroshi <
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: There are four proposals from Kosovo so far. Mike has submitted his text-to-video idea . Any other ideas we could suggest? Let's figure this out and then we can meet with Tony Bowden. On Nov 30, 7:24 am,
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wrote: Thanks dan! mike On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:32 AM, dan mcquillan <
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wrote: hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan
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It must relate with democracy and transparency in government. We can even team with NGO's that work in this field so we handle the technical part and they do the public one. Ari On Nov 30, 12:02 pm,
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wrote: Here are more proposals : 1. Kosova.wikia.com , the kosovo wikipedia. 2. SFK10 the Kosova conference 3. OOO open office kosova 4. OSM Kosova openstreetmap 5. RKSBuntu Kosova Linux Version On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 11:59 AM, Arianit Dobroshi <
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wrote: There are four proposals from Kosovo so far. Mike has submitted his text-to-video idea . Any other ideas we could suggest? Let's figure this out and then we can meet with Tony Bowden. On Nov 30, 7:24 am,
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wrote: Thanks dan! mike On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:32 AM, dan mcquillan <
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wrote: hi a friend of mine, tony bowden, is running a project to fund & support the development of transparency and democracy websites in central and eastern europe. (more details of the call for proposals are here: http://cee.mysociety.org/2009/10/call-for-proposals-launched/) he's on tour in the balkans, looking for interested groups of people who want to find out more. he'll probably be passing though prishtina around 9th december. this is relevant for the FLOSSK list for 2 main reasons: - funded projects will be required to follow Free/Open Source licensing and development practices and to adhere to appropriate Open Data principles - i think you guys can be among the innovators who start applying the web for positive social purposes in kosova you can contact tony directly via the website or i'm happy to pass stuff on. best dan
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