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Minutes from May 2 Meeting

Philip Odence
 

The survey is still open. If you haven't responded, please do: www.spdx.org/survey
SPDX General Meeting Reminder and Collab Summit Summary

Philip Odence
 

Announcements
Summary of very successful Collaboration Summit (also appended at the bottom)
HELP WITH THE SURVEY (please please please)
This is to help better understand current awareness and adoption of SPDX and to get some insight future plans and what we can do to shape that future.  http://www.spdx.org/survey  We started promoting the survey at the Collaboration Summit. Here is how you can help drive further participation:
Take the survey yourself. It should require 5-7 minutes of your time. (A good time would be…now.) 
Solicit friends, colleagues and other industry contacts.
So far we have a reasonable representation of the views of old timers, but we really need this to go broader.

Meeting Time: Thursday, May 2, 8am PST / 10 am CST / 11am EST / 15:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Conf call dial-in:
Conference code:  7812589502
Toll-free dial-in number (U.S. and Canada):  (877) 435-0230
International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
For those dialing in from other regions, a list of toll free numbers can be found: https://www.intercallonline.com/portlets/scheduling/viewNumbers/viewNumber.do?ownerNumber=6053870&audioType=RP&viewGa=false&ga=OFF

 
Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approve Minutes- 

Technical Team Report - Kate
Next steps

Legal Team Report - Jilayne
Next steps

Business Team Report – Jack/Scott
Next steps

Cross Functional Issues – Phil
Website Update – Jack



COLLABORATION SUMMIT SUMMARY

For those of you who didn’t make it to the Collaboration Summit, below is a summary of the different components of the event. It was pretty inspiring in a number of ways…for me, it felt like the rubber is finally meeting the road seeing real tools—our own, from academia, and commercial—putting out real live SPDX docs. The every positive KarenC summed it up as “The discussions have much more of a feeling that this has to happen – the only questions are around how.” And I agree. 

All the team leads did an outstanding job organizing our ever expanding involvement in Linux event. (Now we even get our own track.) Gary, MarkG and Adam were also key in pulling this off. 

Tech Team Working Session 
In this session we went through the current model proposal for 2.0,  and discussed options that would simplify the model, and still meet the use cases we're targeting.   We were also able to start off the relationship and element usage enumerations.   Full details can be found at: http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Technical_Team/Minutes/2013-04-16.
Legal Team Working Session
The SPDX Legal Team met at the LF Collab Summit to hash out the remaining bits of the License Matching guidelines.  Namely whether SPDX should provide "guidelines only" in regards to what is to be considered substantive text of a license for matching purposes or whether SPDX should go further and provide some kind of actual markup or examples in regards to text than can be ignored or considered "replaceable" for matching purposes.  And, if the latter, to what extent and in what format to provide such markup or examples.  The legal team, with good representation from various tool makers and tech team members, decided that markup was needed to avoid potential differences in interpretation by tool makers.  It was decided to use simple markup that could be illustrated within a .txt file, as that is the (mostly) preferred download format for the licenses.  The exact details of the markup are being worked out and the Legal Team (with help from anyone else in the SPDX Workgroup) will manage getting the markup created for the entire current SPDX License List.

Open SPDX Discussion
Mark Gisi from Windriver and Adam Cohn from Cisco held this session on Tuesday afternoon. It was held under Chatham House Rules which means “When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.”. Now before you say hey you just said you weren’t supposed to mention names, these two were the chairs as listed on the SPDX schedule.There was a lot of good discussion. One individual talked about how they are fully integrating SPDX into what they their company delivers and how they are shipping, and I believe the number was, over 500 SPDX documents with each release. They also had a website for generating SPDX documents. Others talked about how they have started to integrate SPDX into their compliance process using it for reviews but not yet quite shipping. The reasons seemed to vary for that but they appeared to be more procedural than SPDX related. One individual did raise a concern on the amount of time that it might take to generate SPDX documents adding that it increased the cost of their compliance it was not something they could do. A few individuals talked about the adoption of SPDX among open source projects. There was some discussion on how this could be done now as there are a few open source tools that have appeared to generate SPDX documents. One individual talked about how they would like to see SPDX become more fully integrated into the community meaning that practices normally associated with an open source project such as peer review and so forth were used and considered part of the process of generating, reviewing and editing SPDX documents.

SPDX Morning Sessions
Mark Gisi (the man that Scott calls “the spiritual leader of SPDX adoption”) kicked off the morning with License to Kill…You Code, a very cogent treatise on why it’s important for copyright holders to get it right if they want their projects to thrive. 
Then Gary “the Toolman” O’Neall lead a panel on Tooling up for SPDX. He gave an over view of group, community and commercial tools that are now compatible with SPDX. Gary was joined by Matt Germonprez of the University of Nebraska Omaha and Sameer Ahmed from Wind River Systems who both talked in some detail about work their groups have done to “tool up.”
Conclusion: This stuff is real!  And to prove it…

SPDX Bakeoff
The SPDX Bakeoff was held Wednesday afternoon. Our main objective was to compare SPDX output from different tools in order to identify bugs and resolve different interpretations of the specification. We had great representation from the various tool providers, members of the SPDX working group, and a number of other interested parties. Gary O’Neall’s excellent spreadsheet comparison tool was used as the basis for comparison of the various SPDX files. Per the agenda, we first stepped through the complete Time package on a file by file basis. Following that we dove into Busybox but only at the package level. There was a lot good discussion and yes we did find some bugs in the tools and areas where the specification needs to be improved. All in all it was a very productive session and should serve to advance the adoption of SPDX. The spreadsheet along with notes from the session are captured on in this Google doc folder: https://drive.google.com/?tab=mo&authuser=0#folders/0BxKdX878M2HCTlZIbkZSMXN6SGc
SPDX Website and Survey

Philip Odence
 

Here's some great news about the website and a request for your help with the SPDX survey.

WEBSITE
I am pleased to tell you that http://spdx.org/ has been upgraded with a new, superior underlying platform as well as new architecture/look & feel. It should take you about 2 seconds to notice the improvement. The biggest conceptual change is the we have separated the main site from the wiki and upgraded the wiki as well. Now the main site is mainly for purposes of learning and consumption and the wiki is our working area.

Jack Manbeck deserves a ton of credit for driving this change and herding the cats needed to make it happen before the Collaboration Summit. (He's accepting beers in SF next week.) Other worthy beer recipients are Brian Warner from the Linux Foundation and Martin Michlmayr who seamlessly migrated the wiki. Jilayne, Scott, Kate and Gary also participated in the heavy lifting, and credit goes to Ibrahim Haddad for originally convincing us to accept the Foundation's generous offer to help with the site. 

SURVEY
A key part of the business team's agenda is to make sure we systematically collect and utilize industry feedback on an ongoing basis. The first step in that is a survey to help better understand current awareness and adoption of SPDX and to get some insight future plans and what we can do to shape that future.  http://www.spdx.org/survey 

We will be promoting the survey at the Collaboration Summit. Here is how you can help drive further participation:
  1. Please, take the survey yourself. It should require 5-7 minutes of your time. (A good time would be…now. TGIF.) 
  2. Solicit friends, colleagues and other industry contacts. (Feel free to use the text below, if it is helpful)
As you may know, I'm involved with SPDX, an industry standard for exchanging information about software package content and licensing. Please give 5-7 minutes of your time to take a survey which will help the SPDX group assess industry awareness and adoption of SPDX. Even if you know very little about SPDX, the group values your feedback. Thank you in advance.

Thanks,
Phil

L. Philip Odence
Vice President of Business Development
Black Duck Software, Inc.
8 New England Executive Park, Suite 211, Burlington MA 01803
Phone: 781.810.1819, Mobile: 781.258.9502
Skype: philip.odence
Re: Wiki migration: feedback required

Lamons, Scott (Open Source Program Office) <scott.lamons@...>
 

New wiki looks great.

Scott: ++1

The LF hasn't installed a WYSIWYG editor yet but we can request it if
there's a need.

Jack: I'm thinking we should request one. Media wiki syntax while not difficult may seem bizarre to some people?

Scott: yes!
Re: Wiki migrated to MediaWiki

Martin Michlmayr
 

* Marc-Etienne Vargenau <Marc-Etienne.Vargenau@...> [2013-04-11 15:48]:
The e-mail address wiki@... given in page
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Getting_started
to request an account does not seem to work.
Yeah, I know. I also sent a request to the LF.

You can email me directly in the meantime.

--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
Re: Wiki migrated to MediaWiki

Marc-Etienne Vargenau
 

Le 11/04/2013 12:58, Martin Michlmayr a écrit :
The wiki has been migrated to a proper wiki using MediaWiki. All
content (including past revisions) has been migrated.

You can find the new wiki at http://wiki.spdx.org/view/

Here's a "Getting started" guide:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Getting_started

And a set of proposed wiki conventions, although they will have to be
refined as we gain more experience with the new wiki:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Wiki_Conventions

If you have any questions, please let me know.
Hello,

The e-mail address wiki@... given in page
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Getting_started
to request an account does not seem to work.

Best regards,

Marc-Etienne

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+33 1 30 77 28 33 OnNet 2103 2833
Re: Wiki migrated to MediaWiki

Manbeck, Jack
 

I glossed over the Getting Started link. Would it make sense to display it as "Getting Started Using this Wiki"?

Jack

-----Original Message-----
From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Martin Michlmayr
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 6:59 AM
To: spdx@...
Subject: Wiki migrated to MediaWiki

The wiki has been migrated to a proper wiki using MediaWiki. All
content (including past revisions) has been migrated.

You can find the new wiki at http://wiki.spdx.org/view/

Here's a "Getting started" guide:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Getting_started

And a set of proposed wiki conventions, although they will have to be
refined as we gain more experience with the new wiki:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Wiki_Conventions

If you have any questions, please let me know.
--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
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Spdx@...
https://lists.spdx.org/mailman/listinfo/spdx
Re: Wiki migration: feedback required

Manbeck, Jack
 

New wiki looks great.

The LF hasn't installed a WYSIWYG editor yet but we can request it if
there's a need.

Jack: I'm thinking we should request one. Media wiki syntax while not difficult may seem bizarre to some people?


Attachments can only be downloaded when logged in

Still a problem. In fact, the attachment extension is quite buggy, so
I'd like to remove it"
Jack: Attachments seem necessary so I wouldn't want to remove that ability if that is what you are suggesting. Let's talk about the issues first.


I like the wiki conventions page. We should probably call it out on the main page to read before you make changes to the site? I would also suggest adding a few basics, such as How do I create a New Page on there (it's not obvious if you haven't done it) and how to upload and insert an image on a page? You could also link to here as well: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting . If you'd like I could add it.

Jack



-----Original Message-----
From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Martin Michlmayr
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 7:00 AM
To: spdx@...
Subject: Re: Wiki migration: feedback required

* Martin Michlmayr <tbm@...> [2013-03-11 16:28]:
## Known Issues

* Attachments can only be downloaded when logged in
Still a problem. In fact, the attachment extension is quite buggy, so
I'd like to remove it.

* Comments have not been migrated
Comments have been migrated in the meantime.

* I need to write a guide on how to use the new wiki
Done.

* There's no WYSIWYG editor on this wiki but there will be one once we migrate
The LF hasn't installed a WYSIWYG editor yet but we can request it if
there's a need.

* Category links are not working
Fixed.

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Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
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Spdx mailing list
Spdx@...
https://lists.spdx.org/mailman/listinfo/spdx
Re: Wiki migration: feedback required

Martin Michlmayr
 

* Martin Michlmayr <tbm@...> [2013-03-11 16:28]:
## Known Issues

* Attachments can only be downloaded when logged in
Still a problem. In fact, the attachment extension is quite buggy, so
I'd like to remove it.

* Comments have not been migrated
Comments have been migrated in the meantime.

* I need to write a guide on how to use the new wiki
Done.

* There's no WYSIWYG editor on this wiki but there will be one once we migrate
The LF hasn't installed a WYSIWYG editor yet but we can request it if
there's a need.

* Category links are not working
Fixed.

--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
Wiki migrated to MediaWiki

Martin Michlmayr
 

The wiki has been migrated to a proper wiki using MediaWiki. All
content (including past revisions) has been migrated.

You can find the new wiki at http://wiki.spdx.org/view/

Here's a "Getting started" guide:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Getting_started

And a set of proposed wiki conventions, although they will have to be
refined as we gain more experience with the new wiki:
http://wiki.spdx.org/view/Wiki_Conventions

If you have any questions, please let me know.
--
Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
Hello

Edo Shor
 

Hi all,

Um, my name is Edo Shor and I'm from the White Source R&D team.

Thank you for all the efforts in putting together the SPDX spec. We believe it is a certain step towards a better, open sourced, world.
We are currently working to support the spec in our service.

Enjoy the upcoming conference (^_^)

Kind regards,

 

--

Edo Shor

Senior developer, White Source
SPDX Bakeoff sign-up!

Lamons, Scott (Open Source Program Office) <scott.lamons@...>
 

Hi folks,

 

Please let us know if you plan to participate in the upcoming SPDX Bakeoff workgroup session by filling out the sign-up form.

 

Regards,

Scott Lamons

Kate Stewart
SPDX General Meeting Minutes and Important Highlights

Philip Odence
 

Minutes of April 4 meeting: http://spdx.org/wiki/201344-minutes

HIGHLIGHTS:

UNO Presentation
Matt Germonprez gave a great overview of the wonderful work they are doing
Slides available on the minutes page

License list Inclusion Guidelines (NEED FEEDBACK):
Legal Team is looking for feedback on the license inclusion guidelines by April 11.
See Jilayne's March 28 email to this list for more detail

The Survey says…
Please participate in the SPDX survey and help to promote to others
Will be launching week of Collab Summit; keep your eyes peeled.

Collab Summit- Hope to see everyone there.
Reminder Thursday SPDX General Meeting with Special Guest Star

Philip Odence
 

We will have a presentation from Matt Germonprez from the University of Nebraska to discuss their work with SPDX and FOSSology. 
We'll move thru the normal agenda quickly and then turn it over to Matt for about 30 mins. Matt will be using slides, so please plan on being on line. Here's the link.

Note, use the dial in below a per usual.

Linux Collaboration Summit
It's still possible to sign up for the Collaboration Summit April 15-16 in SF. http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/collaboration-summit  There will an SPDX-specific track and working meetings on the Tuesday before.


Meeting Time: Thursday, April 4, 8am PST / 10 am CST / 11am EST / 15:00 UTC. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Conf call dial-in:
Conference code:  7812589502
Toll-free dial-in number (U.S. and Canada):  (877) 435-0230
International dial-in number: (253) 336-6732
For those dialing in from other regions, a list of toll free numbers can be found: https://www.intercallonline.com/portlets/scheduling/viewNumbers/viewNumber.do?ownerNumber=6053870&audioType=RP&viewGa=false&ga=OFF

 
Administrative Agenda
Attendance
Approve Minutes- 
http://spdx.org/wiki/201337-minutes

Technical Team Report - Kate

Legal Team Report - Jilayne

Business Team Report – Jack/Scott


Cross Functional Issues – Phil
Website Update – Jack
SPDX License List overview page

Jilayne Lovejoy <jilayne.lovejoy@...>
 

Hello all,

The SPDX Legal Team has been working on updating and improving the SPDX License List overview page, with the inclusion of some newly drafted guidelines on what criteria is considered for new licenses to be added to the License List.  We have gone over the text amongst the Legal Team, but felt it was important enough to get final approval from the general list.  Discussions concerning this have occurred during the Legal Team conference calls over the last couple months, so please refer to the minutes if you missed that or are interested in the evolution, in particular the notes from 10/31 and 11/13 found here: http://spdx.org/wiki/spdx/legal/minutes and 2/14 and 2/28 found here: http://spdx.org/wiki/meeting-minutes-and-decisions-legal-team


Please review and if you have any substantive feedback, send it via email or bring up on the next general call on April 4th.  We will finalize the draft on the next legal call on Thursday, April 11th, so any feedback needs to be received before then.

Cheers,

Jilayne Lovejoy 
SPDX  |  Legal Team lead
OpenLogic, Inc.  |   Corporate Counsel
jlovejoy@...  |  720 240 4545
Collab Summit SPDX Track

Lamons, Scott (Open Source Program Office) <scott.lamons@...>
 

SPDX Community,

 

Good news!   We have secured a track for SPDX at the upcoming Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit.    The schedule for both the Tuesday and Wednesday tracks is now posted and we hope you can join us.   There are some really good presentations and working group sessions planed for both producers and consumers of SPDX.   And if you are working on tools that support SPDX be sure to join us for the Wednesday afternoon SPDX Bakeoff.  

 

Regards,

Scott Lamons & Jack Manbeck

SPDX Business Team

 

Kate Stewart

SPDX Technical Team

 

Jilayne Lovejoy

SPDX Legal Team

 

 

 

 

 

 
SPDX General Meeting Minutes, Collab Summit and Special News about next meeting

Philip Odence
 

Here are the minutes from the 3/7 http://spdx.org/wiki/201337-minutes

Linux Collaboration Summit
It's still possible to sign up for the Collaboration Summit April 15-16 in SF. http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/collaboration-summit  There will an SPDX-specific track and working meetings on the Tuesday before.
 
SPECIAL next General Meeting
April 4 at the usual time. Note that Europe will be on daylight time by then, so back to normal time diff.
We will have a presentation from Matt Germonprez from the University of Nebraska to discuss their SPDX work. 
We'll move thru the normal agenda quickly and then turn it over to Matt for about 30 mins. 
He'll be sharing his screen, so please plan to be near a computer. 
Feel free to invite colleagues who might be interested. 

Phil

L. Philip Odence
Vice President of Business Development
Black Duck Software, Inc.
8 New England Executive Park, Suite 211, Burlington MA 01803
Phone: 781.810.1819, Mobile: 781.258.9502
Skype: philip.odence
SPDX Technical team invites your participation!

Bill Schineller
 

Hello SPDX'ers:

  Just a quick blast to the larger SPDX mailing list to update you on the goings-on of the Technical team and invite your participation.

  For a while now SPDX 1.1 has been out in the field, and over the past 6 months or more the Tech team has been studying the areas of improvement to target for an SPDX 2.0 specification.
  There have also been contributions to the set of tools around SPDX, which will be presented at the Linux Collaboration Summit next month.

  Regarding SPDX 2.0 we received tremendous industry and open source community input in the form of Use Cases and conceptual model proposals.  A big thanks to all who contributed their time and ideas to that exercise!
  Those Use Cases have given us a valuable point of reference for the areas where the SPDX 1.1 model could be expanded to support greater adoption.

  More recently we are transitioning from conceptual modeling discussions / proposals into concrete proposals and we would welcome your involvement.
  An example of some proposals under consideration for 2.0:
- exactly how a 'later' SPDX document references earlier SPDX documents to reuse/add/subtract/amend data
- how to indicate Usage of individual files (as this may relate to obligations...)
- how to indicate that a binary was derived from sources (and therefore license discoveries/assertions about the source may apply to the binary)
- how to indicate that a snippet within a file is derived from another file and what licensing info applies to the snippet

  If you would like to help steer the technical proposals and decisions, please feel free to chime in on the spdx-tech@... mailing list and join our weekly concalls Tuesdays 2pm Eastern time.

Thanks!
- Bill





Bill Schineller 
Senior Director, KnowledgeBase
Black Duck Software, Inc.
8 New England Executive Park
Burlington, MA 01803
T:  781/425-4405
 
Re: Reminder: SPDX Tools Survey

Lamons, Scott (Open Source Program Office) <scott.lamons@...>
 

Just to add a little more incentive, this is a really good opportunity to get exposure for your SPDX tools as Gary is planning to highlight these tools as part of the Tooling up for SPDX session at the upcoming Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit.     Kate and I would also like to extend an invite to join us for the Wednesday afternoon SPDX Bakeoff working session.     The complete SPDX track is available here and we look forward to hopefully meeting  and collaborating with many of you at the Summit.

 

Regards,

Scott Lamons

SPDX Business Team

 

 

 

From: spdx-bounces@... [mailto:spdx-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Gary O'Neall
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2013 12:04 PM
To: spdx@...
Subject: Reminder: SPDX Tools Survey

 

Just a reminder that the responses to the SPDX tools survey are due this Tuesday March 12.

If you are aware of any tools which support SPDX, please fill out the following survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1sdHIc0We0TTJD-r4O259cO40Tehd95rZcd6xdzvfUgM/viewform

Thanks,

Gary

 

 

 

-------------------------------------------------

Gary O'Neall

Principal Consultant

Source Auditor Inc.

Mobile: 408.805.0586

Email: gary@...

 
Wiki migration: feedback required

Martin Michlmayr
 

As part of our migration of the web site to the Linux Foundation, we
decided a few months ago to move the SPDX development area to a proper
wiki (MediaWiki). This will make collaboration easier and offer some
features that have been requested in the past.

I've been working on migrating our existing content over to MediaWiki.
I've finished this work and I'd like to invite feedback on the new wiki:
http://sandbox.spdx.org/index.php/Main_Page

It would be great if each team leader (with the help of volunteers)
could look through their areas on the new wiki to check if all content
has been migrated properly. I tested everything thoroughly but with
around 380 pages I'm sure I made some mistakes (on the other hand, I
also fixed some formatting issues I found on the current wiki).

If you find any issues, please email me. Do *not* makes fixes on the
wiki as this is just a temporary wiki.

Since this wiki is just a temporary site, feel free to make changes in
order to get familiar with MediaWiki. Here's a page explaining the
MediaWiki syntax: <http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting>
I will prepare a guide on how to use the new wiki before we migrate.
If you make changes to the test wiki, make sure to inform other people
who have volunteered to check the wiki, so your changes won't be
reported as problems with the conversion.

Until we migrate to the new wiki, you can still makes changes to the
current wiki (i.e. nothing changes for now). I'll incorporate any
changes into the new wiki before we migrate officially.

Below are more details for those interest.

Let me know if there are any questions.

Martin


## What has been migrated

* All wiki pages (about 380) including their history (past revisions)
* All attachments from wiki pages
* All users who made changes to the wiki (see below for a list)
* No comments (I'll try to look into this later but this is low priority)

## Notes on the conversion

* URLs: I changed all URLs to make them more wiki-like. I tried to use a scheme that makes sense but you can obviously disagree with my choice. The URL scheme uses sub pages to add a hierarchy (like we have on the current site). If the URL scheme doesn't make sense, let me know.
* Past revisions: I performed the conversion in 2 steps: 1) for all historical revisions of a page, I imported the HTML as an exact copy -- this works fairly well but not 100% as MediaWiki doesn't accept all HTML tags (specifically, links). 2) The latest revision of each page has been converted to MediaWiki markup; as a result, the pages are cleaner, easier to edit and look more unified.
* User names: I migrated existing user names (if the user made a wiki edit); if you'd like a more "wiki-style" user name (FirstLast is popular), let me know
* File names: some files had _ in their file name; MediaWiki doesn't like this so I changed _ to -
* HTML attachments: MediaWiki doesn't accept HTML attachments. I put the existing attachments in manually but you won't be able to upload HTML attachments in the future. This may impact the technical team.

## Known Issues

* Attachments can only be downloaded when logged in
* Comments have not been migrated
* I need to write a guide on how to use the new wiki
* There's no WYSIWYG editor on this wiki but there will be one once we migrate
* Category links are not working

## Users that have been migrated

Let me know if you're not listed here but think you should be.

* Adam Cohn
* Bruno Cornec
* bschineller@... -> Bschineller [no @ allowed in MediaWiki user names]
* Eaw
* Fmunoz
* Goneall
* Grouss
* Ibrahimhaddad
* JNW
* JackM
* Jason Buttura
* Jlovejoy
* Jnweiger
* K.stewart
* Knewcomer
* Kweins
* Mclow
* Mgisi
* Mjherzog
* Pezra
* Phil
* Phil_koltun
* Pierre
* Podence
* Pombredanne
* Rockett
* Slamons
* Stcroppe
* tbm -> MartinMichlmayr

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Martin Michlmayr
Open Source Program Office, Hewlett-Packard
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