FOSS Foundations Enable Community Growth

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A talk I gave at Open World Forum 2011, Paris. FOSS projects grow until they reach a certain size but can grow no further. FOSS Foundations enable projects to grow to reach their potential by providing the legal structures and tools to enable corporate contribution and wider adoption. This talk looks at a brief history of foundations in the FOSS space, and what tools they provide to help community projects grow.

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FOSS
Founda*ons
Enable
Community

Growth

Stephen
R.
Walli

September
2011

What
is
a
Founda*on?

Founda8ons
are
non-‐proﬁts*
that
provide:

Legal
Structure

Business
Opera8ons

Technical
Services

*
But
they
are
s8ll
businesses

Founda*ons

*
But
they
are
s8ll
businesses

Why
does
it
ma?er?

Neutrality
encourages
contribu8on

Clean
IP
encourages
adop8on

Founda8ons
act
as
community
centre-‐of-‐gravity

Founda*on
as
Community
Centre-‐of-‐Gravity

Crea*ng
Strong
Communi*es

•  Support
an
Architecture
of
Par8cipa8on

•  Make
it
easy
to
join
the
conversa8on

•  Support
and
grow
commiPers

•  Support
lines
of
communica8ons

•  Provide
technical
services
(forges,
code

signing,
etc.)

Neutrality
Encourages
Contribu*on

(Inbound)

Neutrality
and
Ownership

•  Henrik
Ingo
sta8s8cs
on
founda8ons
and

project
ac8vity
(hPp://bit.ly/f3O34M)

Neutrality
and
Ownership

•  Successful
Projects
Grow
and
Evolve
un8l
…

–  Apache
So[ware
Founda8on

–  OSDL/Linux
Founda8on

–  Eclipse
Founda8on

Legal
Structures
are
Important

•  License
(inbound/outbound)

•  Assignments
and
Contribu8on
Licenses

•  Provenance
tracking

•  Liability
and
risk
management

•  CommiPer
indemniﬁca8on

Ques*ons?

Stephen
R.
Walli

Technical
Director,
Outercurve
Founda8on

hPp://www.outercurve.org

swalli@outercurve.org

hPp://stephesblog.blogs.com

(Once
More
unto
the
Breach)

hPp://www.networkworld.com/community/walli

@stephenrwalli

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1. FOSS Founda*ons Enable Community Growth Stephen R. Walli September 2011

2. What is a Founda*on? Founda8ons are non-‐proﬁts* that provide: Legal Structure Business Opera8ons Technical Services * But they are s8ll businesses

3. Founda*ons * But they are s8ll businesses

4. Corporate Projects

5. Why does it ma?er? Neutrality encourages contribu8on Clean IP encourages adop8on Founda8ons act as community centre-‐of-‐gravity

6. Founda*on as Community Centre-‐of-‐Gravity

7. Crea*ng Strong Communi*es •  Support an Architecture of Par8cipa8on •  Make it easy to join the conversa8on •  Support and grow commiPers •  Support lines of communica8ons •  Provide technical services (forges, code signing, etc.)

8. Neutrality Encourages Contribu*on (Inbound)

9. Neutrality and Ownership •  Henrik Ingo sta8s8cs on founda8ons and project ac8vity (hPp://bit.ly/f3O34M)

10. Neutrality and Ownership •  Successful Projects Grow and Evolve un8l … –  Apache So[ware Founda8on –  OSDL/Linux Founda8on –  Eclipse Founda8on

11. Clean IP Encourages Adop*on (Outbound)

12. Legal Structures are Important •  License (inbound/outbound) •  Assignments and Contribu8on Licenses •  Provenance tracking •  Liability and risk management •  CommiPer indemniﬁca8on

13. Ques*ons? Stephen R. Walli Technical Director, Outercurve Founda8on hPp://www.outercurve.org swalli@outercurve.org hPp://stephesblog.blogs.com (Once More unto the Breach) hPp://www.networkworld.com/community/walli @stephenrwalli

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