New on this mailing list, here's my introduction


Anthony Ronda
 

Hi, my name is Anthony! I’m a software engineer and small game publisher in New Jersey. I'm one of several ringleaders at an open source community for the creation of "virtual tabletop" game tools. Our membership exploded in the pandemic, and we’re lucky to have an amazing group of a couple hundred developers as well as artists and game publishers from all around the world!


My interest area as it pertains to SPDX-legal: these game communities need lots of help with license compliance. One of my goals for this year is to create a “game license compliance” knowledge base that my community can quickly reference for well-researched facts from existing credible sources. As a community, we're also creating build tools that simplify the developer compliance experience so they can focus on making great software/content/games. Naturally SPDX factors into that in a big way.

I've also been working on an SPDX proposal that requires the steward's approval. I'm very excited to be able to share that one in a couple months!


I look forward to being part of the conversation at SPDX!


Jonas Smedegaard
 

Hi Anthony,

Quoting Anthony Ronda (2021-05-07 21:57:52)
Hi, my name is Anthony! I’m a software engineer and small game
publisher in New Jersey. I'm one of several ringleaders at an open
source community for the creation of "virtual tabletop" game tools.
Our membership exploded in the pandemic, and we’re lucky to have an
amazing group of a couple hundred developers as well as artists and
game publishers from all around the world!
Wauw, sounds exciting!

My interest area as it pertains to SPDX-legal: these game communities
need lots of help with license compliance. One of my goals for this
year is to create a “game license compliance” knowledge base that my
community can quickly reference for well-researched facts from
existing credible sources. As a community, we're also creating build
tools that simplify the developer compliance experience so they can
focus on making great software/content/games. Naturally SPDX factors
into that in a big way.

I've also been working on an SPDX proposal that requires the steward's
approval. I'm very excited to be able to share that one in a couple
months!

I look forward to being part of the conversation at SPDX!
You might try get in touch with the Debian Games team - they do not
develop games but have experience with packaging games and as I have
heard games are particularly challenging to ensure only free licenses
are used: https://wiki.debian.org/Games/Team


- Jonas

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Sebastian Crane
 

Dear Anthony,

My interest area as it pertains to SPDX-legal: these game communities
need lots of help with license compliance. One of my goals for this
year is to create a “game license compliance” knowledge base ...

I've also been working on an SPDX proposal that requires the steward's
approval. I'm very excited to be able to share that one in a couple
months!

I look forward to being part of the conversation at SPDX!
Welcome to the list! I too look forward to hearing more about your
project; it sounds like a great idea, and you have some impressive
numbers in the 'contributors' department!

You may like to know that our next meeting is next week; it is at 12:00
(US Eastern Time) on the 13th of May.

Best wishes,

Sebastian


Jonas Smedegaard
 

Quoting Sebastian (2021-05-08 19:01:45)
You may like to know that our next meeting is next week; it is at
12:00 (US Eastern Time) on the 13th of May.
timeszones are sooo tricky to get right - it's thistime, right?:
https://time.is/compare/1200_13_May_2021_in_ET

- Jonas

P.S. I really like time.is to avoid confusion across timezomes.

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Sebastian Crane
 

Dear Jonas,

timeszones are sooo tricky to get right - it's thistime, right?:
https://time.is/compare/1200_13_May_2021_in_ET
Yup, that's the one :)

Best wishes,

Sebastian