Open Source Software Considers Political Candidates
Whurley has a question for you: who’s going to be the best president of the US, when it comes to the point of view of people in the open source movement? You can take the poll at his blog, or you can answer it below. The data goes to the same place. What’s YOUR take?
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[…] chandra wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptWhurley has a question for you: who’s going to be the best president of the US, when it comes to the point of view of people in the open source movement? You can take the poll at his blog, or you can answer it below. … […]
Hey Chris,
Thanks for posting this! Hopefully we can get a large number (100k plus) of people to share their opinion on this.
As with all “open source”, the code to the poll is available on my website for anyone who wants to take it.
Thanks again for helping drive interest in this!
ttys,
whurley
It looks like Barack is winning ALL the polls these days. I’m not really sure of his policies on open source software, but he has such a clear vision on so many other issues that I can only imagine he would have good ideas here as well.
But of course, I’m Canadian, so my opinion doen’t really matter.
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[…] chandra wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptWhurley has a question for you: who’s going to be the best president of the US, when it comes to the point of view of people in the open source movement? You can take the poll at his blog, or you can answer it below. … […]