[Osmf-talk] OSMF Strategic Planning 2023 - call for participation

[Steve Coast]

There seems to be a large cadence mismatch between the thousands of actions in the document and the last board meeting which was a (almost farcical) long list of reasons why board members hadn’t completed any of their actions.

Maybe you could cut it down to 1 or 2 actions which have an a chance of being accomplished?

Best

Steve



On May 4, 2023, at 12:10 AM, Craig Allan <allan at iafrica.com> wrote:


OSMF Members:

There is a general circulation to OSM users asking for comments on the OSMF strategic Plan. Below you'll see the letter which has been sent out.

We especially ask OSMF Members to please review the Strategic Plan.

Part B, about Community Development is the first part we ask you to review.

We'll send out invitations to review Part A, Part C and Part D at two week intervals.

Please sent public responses to the OSM talk list or to the Discussion Board General Page.

Private/Anonymous responses to strategy at osmfoundation.org<mailto:strategy at osmfoundation.org>.

thanks

const stratPlanTeam = ["Craig Allan","Sarah Hoffmann" , "Allan Mustard"];

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2023 Strategic Planning Cycle – Community Participation

The Board of the OpenStreetMap Foundation is revising its Strategic Plan, and invites all OSMF members and the OSM community to participate in this process.

The plan is quite large, so we want to discuss it with you in four phases over the next two months. In each phase we focus on a different aspect of strategic development for the OSMF.

The first phase will be “Cluster B: Community Development for OSM”. We are looking for your comments for only this section for the next two weeks.

If you click through the link to “Cluster B: Community Development for OSM<https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Cluster_B>” you will find all the strategems in that cluster listed there.

We would especially like your feedback on just four questions:

  *   What is missing from the plan? Or put differently, what should we add to the plan?
  *   Are there any inconsistencies in the plan? Does the plan seem to be well aligned with the OSMF Mission<https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Mission_Statement> and the direction of the OSM movement? Where are any problems?
  *   Which three strategems are most urgent? Which three must we do really quickly?
  *   Which three strategems are very important? Which strategems are critical for OpenStreetMap to succeed and grow?

You may of course comment on anything else as well.

If there is debate on this topic on any of the hundreds of social media sites that host OSM-related discussions, you could help us greatly if a member of that site or channel please prepare a summary of the comments and post it (in English) to the team. We cannot follow all of the discussions on all social media ourselves but we do care to hear your voices.

We will mainly follow feedback in these two places:

  *   The OSM community general forum on Discourse at https://community.openstreetmap.org/c/general/38/none
  *   The OSM community mailing list which you can reach by sending email to talk at openstreetmap.org<mailto:talk at openstreetmap.org>

You can send private comments to be read only by the strategy team at strategy at osmfoundation.org<mailto:strategy at osmfoundation.org> or you can write individually to Board members.

Due to our small team, we’d like comments to be in English. Machine translation from your language is fine. We have used https://translate.google.com<https://translate.google.com/> and https://www.deepl.com/en/translator successfully but there are many others that work well.

Many Thanks

Craig Allan, Sarah Hoffmann, Allan Mustard

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