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	Comments on: Code4Lib Software Award: Loose ends	</title>
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				By: Brenda Chawner				</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Brenda Chawner]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Eric, I agree with you that an award (or possibly a set of awards) is a good idea, and am disappointed at the lack of support your proposal received. As I said in a posting to the Code4Lib email discussion list, I like the model used for the New Zealand Open Source Awards, which recognise both projects and individual contributions. I find it hard to see why other members of the Code4Lib community don&#039;t want to celebrate success, which would indicate (to me at least) that the community/software was reaching a new stage of maturity.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Eric, I agree with you that an award (or possibly a set of awards) is a good idea, and am disappointed at the lack of support your proposal received. As I said in a posting to the Code4Lib email discussion list, I like the model used for the New Zealand Open Source Awards, which recognise both projects and individual contributions. I find it hard to see why other members of the Code4Lib community don&#8217;t want to celebrate success, which would indicate (to me at least) that the community/software was reaching a new stage of maturity.</p>
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