Marvin, Thanks for the feedback on the tutorials. It's a good idea. We have started a wiki page where we are doing something similar. Ill add this as an example as well. Wiki link: http://wiki.spdx.or

Jilayne, We spoke with Kate about it on the outreach call before the end of the year. She was checking with the Linux Foundation to see what the plans were. I agree a meeting room for one day would be

Craig, Thanks. Were excited to see what you have. We would also love to have you join our tooling discussions. Let me follow up with you, as we are juggling the schedule at the moment. Best regards, J

Thomas, This is excellent work. I want to link to the HTML spec from the website. Is it possible to label the 2.1 version so only that shows up on a link? - Jack

We were excited to see this and wanted to share. As part of Project REUSE the FSFE is recommending use of SPDX License Identifiers. https://spdx.org/news/news/2017/11/fsfe-recommends-license-identifie

All, Hopefully you have seen the email from the Linux Foundation on the our mailing list migration which will occur tomorrow, June 13th. You can get an overview of the new feature’s here. I have re-pr

All, The conversion to the new email system is complete. Best regards, Jack Manbeck

Sure. Were just now starting the process of applying to Google for their Summer of Code 2019. If we do get awarded slots there is a specific process you must follow. I suggest you get signed up with t

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Just echoing what Jilayne said. If you can give us an idea of where your interest lie participation wise, after reading about the work groups on the site, we can guide you. Or feel free to ask questio

Yes! I think this is a great idea. We’ve tried in the past to do this but could never get people “focused” on it. I agree its needed. I vote to put it the list in GitHub. The wiki doesn’t seem to be u

I agree something like help or getting started as a repo name. That way someone can just grab all of the getting started collaterals that may get generated over time: documents, examples, etc.,. Jack

Looks like GitHub has a self-service option to create SBOMs for a GitHub Project based on SPDX! See this blog from them. Best Regards, Jack Manbeck Outreach Chair