The Hydra Ecosystem "Deck" ("Board"), <add date here>
- The organization is named "Hydra Ecosystem", abbreviated as "HyeCo" (phonetically as
/haɪkə/
) - It is seated in London and is active worldwide.
- "Hydra Ecosystem" is an Unincorporated Association
- "Hydra Ecosystem" is formed in <
date> as an association of its founding members. See relative sections for founding, contributing and voting members.
- Fundamentals
- (a) The activities of "Hydra Ecosystem" and its members are not influenced by politics or religion; people may become members regardless of nationality, religion, or place of residency.
- (b) "Hydra Ecosystem" is a non-profit organization working in the public interest.
- The objectives of "Hydra Ecosystem" are:
- (a) Advance Hydra specification to become a W3C standard and provide official tools based on the specification. These official tools are open source software.
- (b) Advance and disseminate knowledge about HTTP protocol and REST paradigm
- (c) Represent and communicate the will of the "Hydra Ecosystem" to the public
- (d) Promote the ethical values embodied by World Wide Web Consortium
- (e) Hold and administer the copyrights for the tools and documentation developed.
- To meet its objectives the organization will especially
- (a) Support the further development of Hydra and related open source software projects.
- (b) Coordinate research projects, support communication, provide infrastructural tools.
- (c) Operate Internet information systems like email, FTP or HTTP Servers.
- (d) Organize and sponsor scientific conferences and workshops, represent "Hydra Ecosystem" at relevant conferences sponsored by others, and promote the use and development of Hydra specification and Hydra-related software.
- (e) Publish manuals, technical standards, periodicals, journal articles and other Hydra-related documents in printed and electronic form.
- (f) Issue and administer licenses for the published tools software and documentation.
- The material means of the organization to meet its objectives will come from donations, and contributions.
1 The principal organs of "Hydra Ecosystem" are:
- the "Deck" (the "board" or "assembly" of members)
2 Definition of roles.
- <~definition for contributor->
- <~definition for contributor with voting privileges->
- <-definition of committer->
3 Methods of acquiring membership
- For example: at least one year of continuous contribution to development and the support of three members.
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- All the decisional power is in the "Deck".
- Great relevance has to be posed in keeping "Hydra Ecosystem" indipendence
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- List of funding members (to be defined)
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NOTE: This text has largely been inspired and copied from this existing statute.