Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
I vote a.
Big thanks to Jonathan for organising this effort.
Martin,
On Sat, 2022-11-12 at 02:48 +0100, Marc Jeanmougin wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and
one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev
Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
Inkscape Board of Directors mailing list -- inkscape-board@lists.inkscape.org To unsubscribe send an email to inkscape-board-leave@lists.inkscape.org
A. For me too. Great work! This will really be a boon to people who need to work with ai files.
On Sat, Nov 12, 2022, 11:50 doctormo@gmail.com wrote:
I vote a.
Big thanks to Jonathan for organising this effort.
Martin,
On Sat, 2022-11-12 at 02:48 +0100, Marc Jeanmougin wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and
one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev
Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
Inkscape Board of Directors mailing list -- inkscape-board@lists.inkscape.org To unsubscribe send an email to inkscape-board-leave@lists.inkscape.org
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Exciting, I vote A.
Ted On Nov 11 2022, at 7:48 pm, Marc Jeanmougin marc@jeanmougin.fr wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:* Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:* Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and
one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev
Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document. *Ballot:* a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
Mc
[1] https://office.inkscape.org/nextcloud/index.php/s/wesJJ44xqHzJ9X6, MD5 Sum: 0b1dfad94ff5511317a9d7f9c1e4472c _______________________________________________ Inkscape Board of Directors mailing list -- inkscape-board@lists.inkscape.org To unsubscribe send an email to inkscape-board-leave@lists.inkscape.org
Just a reminder this vote is coming up on a week and does not have majority yet (although I assume Marc will vote for it ;) ).
Thanks for your input on this process and I'm really excited to get it started!
Have a good weekend! -Pono
On Sat, Nov 12, 2022 at 02:48:24AM +0100, Marc Jeanmougin wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and one
SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev Team,
whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
-- Mc
[1] https://office.inkscape.org/nextcloud/index.php/s/wesJJ44xqHzJ9X6, MD5 Sum: 0b1dfad94ff5511317a9d7f9c1e4472c
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Yup, I vote a :)
I vote A.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2022 at 5:48 PM Marc Jeanmougin marc@jeanmougin.fr wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and
one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev
Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
-- Mc
[1] https://office.inkscape.org/nextcloud/index.php/s/wesJJ44xqHzJ9X6, MD5 Sum: 0b1dfad94ff5511317a9d7f9c1e4472c _______________________________________________ Inkscape Board of Directors mailing list -- inkscape-board@lists.inkscape.org To unsubscribe send an email to inkscape-board-leave@lists.inkscape.org
Unanimous vote on (a), we're proceeding with this plan :)
Thanks everyone !
On 11/12/22 02:48, Marc Jeanmougin wrote:
Dear PLC,
*Background:*
Jonathan Neuhauser (@joneuhauser at Gitlab and chat.inkscape.org) is submitting a proposal to hire a freelance contributor to write an importer for AI files as a Python extension. For one, this is a highly requested feature (https://twitter.com/inkscape/status/1574010475024683008), and its boundary conditions make it perfect as a "test balloon" for contracting out work, in general.
The complete proposal can be found here [1]; the first 2 pages are the "job description", while pages 3-5 contain information on the hiring process, license, milestones, financials and what has already been prepared code-wise.
*Proposal:*
Voting is needed on the following items:
- assigning Jonathan Neuhauser, Réne de Hesselle, Marc Jeanmougin and
one SFC staff member (to be determined) as hiring team (with Martin Owens as stand-in if one of the other members become unavailable), who will also perform the midterm evaluation and decide whether the project should be extended,
- allocating a total of USD 21,000 for the project, of which $600 are
allocated as a management stipend, $400 as a stipend for the hiring team, and $10,000 as compensation for the candidate for the first part of the project,
- authorizing the hiring team to decide, in consultation with the Dev
Team, whether the project should be extended (i.e. another $10,000 for compensation of the candidate).
Details on the process are lined out in the attached document.
*Ballot:*
a. Accept the above items. b. No, cease effort for AI Import project. c. Other: ______
Best regards,
Inkscape Board of Directors mailing list -- inkscape-board@lists.inkscape.org To unsubscribe send an email to inkscape-board-leave@lists.inkscape.org
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Daniel Pono Takamori -
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Marc Jeanmougin -
Ted Gould