free software in latin america

August 28, 2007

San Francisco Community Colo launches participatory website

Filed under: Digital Rights, Free Software, San Francisco, northxsouth — admin @ 8:33 am

The San Francisco Community Colo, where our servers are co-located, has launched a new website based on Trac, an open source project management application that was written for free software projects. SFCCP demonstrates how open source programming techniques are being applied to real-life organizations. One noteworthy innovation is that everything happening within SFCCP is transparent — keeping track of what people are doing and why they’re doing it is inherent to the software. Wouldn’t it be amazing if this level of insight was available for, say, your local monopoly electricity company? Or your city government? It’s possible that free software can bring a revolutionary change in what expectations the public has for services they pay for and especially for organizations that are supposed to represent us.

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