Twenty-eight years ago, Lynn Hill became the first person to free climb the Nose in Yosemite. When this happened, a no less remarkable milestone occurred in the open source community. With help from a decentralized group of collaborators, a university student from Finland, Linus Torvalds, published version 1.0 of Linux under GNU GPL license (pronounced ‘guh noo’ GPL). GNU GPL was a new and unusual software license unlike any others at the time. The license
Just to let you know that in France/Europe there exists an opensource project for mountain activities: https://www.camptocamp.org/ It is run by a french based non profit association.
It is available in 8 languages, and uses the CC licences. The code is available on github: https://github.com/c2corg and everyone is welcome to improve both the database and the functions of the website.
I believe there is a potential for good collaboration across the atlantic, feel free to contact board@camptocamp.org to start the discussion !
Hi. Getting caught up on the Open Beta mission. I see you have an Open Collective organization set up. Have you heard of DAOs? Seems similar to what open collective is going for but utilizing open source Web 3.0/crypto. There are some really cool communities popping up using this sort of structure. Most of these communities are focused on developing more web 3 tech, but there’s no reason it couldn’t be utilized to organize and align the community to work on an open source alternative to mountain project. Let me know if this sounds interesting to you!
Understanding Open Source Licenses, Rock Climbers' Edition
Hi Viet and Ben,
Just to let you know that in France/Europe there exists an opensource project for mountain activities: https://www.camptocamp.org/ It is run by a french based non profit association.
It is available in 8 languages, and uses the CC licences. The code is available on github: https://github.com/c2corg and everyone is welcome to improve both the database and the functions of the website.
I believe there is a potential for good collaboration across the atlantic, feel free to contact board@camptocamp.org to start the discussion !
Hi. Getting caught up on the Open Beta mission. I see you have an Open Collective organization set up. Have you heard of DAOs? Seems similar to what open collective is going for but utilizing open source Web 3.0/crypto. There are some really cool communities popping up using this sort of structure. Most of these communities are focused on developing more web 3 tech, but there’s no reason it couldn’t be utilized to organize and align the community to work on an open source alternative to mountain project. Let me know if this sounds interesting to you!