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Linux.com: New Open Source Advocacy Group's Launch is Shrouded in Secrecy
Feb 5, 2007, 16 :45 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6168 reads)

(Other stories by Robin Miller)

"A new open source advocacy group, the Open Solutions Alliance (OSA), is scheduled to debut February 15 at the upcoming LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit in New York. But unlike most open source software launches and even open source association beginnings, OSA founders are unwilling to be quoted by name about their plans before their formal launch. Instead, they are only speaking to media representatives grudgingly, 'on background,' without attribution. The reason for this, says an OSA insider Linux.com interviewed by telephone on Friday, February 3, is that they 'don't want to ruffle feathers of people we're still talking to about joining.'

"SourceForge.net, owned by Linux.com parent OSTG, may end up as an OSA media partner, but not even SourceForge.net representatives were able to shed any light on the group's operations, funding, and expectations..."

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