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Tim Davies posted an update in the group
Open Data Charter #ukgc12: 3 months, 2 weeks ago · View
By way of a quick update: the Charter of Engagement draft has I’m told been translated into Flemmish to be used in meetings about starting a national #opendata project there – and I’ve had lots of conversations where people are positive about the potential to use the five-stars and the charter more.
It would be great to find opportunities to do more work on developing this. I know there was mention of possibly doing something in Sheffield and CityCamp Brighton. What should we do to help take the charter and five-stars ideas forward?
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Harry Harrold posted an update in the group
I’ve recorded the paper prototype as a Flickr set, here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29079431@N08/sets/72157629113791237/
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Douglas Guthrie uploaded the file: Use Case Diagram – Open Data #ukgc12 to
The use case diagram produced during our workshop on day 2.
(as a pdf, if anyone wants the google docs original let me know!)PS It strikes me now we have left off policy makers/ researchers from this diagram?
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Jon Foster posted an update in the group
I’ve blogged the ’Five Stars’ remix of the charter ideas here: http://www.timdavies.org.uk/2012/01/21/5-stars-of-open-data-engagement/ to see if we can get some wider feedback and pointed people to the document.
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Douglas Guthrie posted an update in the group
The plan is that once we finalise our open data charter it will go up here!
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Well, I’m happy to host something at CityCamp Brighton, either Saturday or Sunday (or both).
I’ve started to think/blog on this, but initial thought is to clearly outline what each stage means practically – either through examples, or guides to possible ways of implementing. Or is that too hands-on for a charter? My fear is that principles are fine, but butter no parsnips if people then get lost in a sea of tools.