The OpenChain Specification is a 12-page standard specification that defines key requirements for open source compliance, and is designed to be suitable for companies in all fields regardless of the size or industry of the enterprise. In December 2020, the OpenChain Specification 2.1 was released, describing six requirements that companies must perform to achieve open source compliance and defining a list of verification materials that can prove that companies are doing so.
If you are new to open source compliance, you can improve your level by meeting the requirements of this OpenChain Specification one by one.
In the case of the specification, the OpenChain Project does not adopt the translations made by one individual as an official version. They have a policy that requires translation and supervision by at least two individuals or organizations to ensure that correct translations are released.
For detailed translation policy on OpenChain Specification, refer to the following page. : https://www.openchainproject.org/contribute-to-the-standard
The Korean translation of the OpenChain Specification has been translated up to version 2.1 and can be downloaded from the following page. : https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Specification/tree/master/Official/ko/2.1
The main contributors to Korean translation of the OpenChain Specification are as follows.
Name | Company | Role | |
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Haksung Jang | SK telecom | haksung@sk.com | Maintainer |
Jongbaek Park | BKL | jb.park@bkl.co.kr | Contributor |
Seo-Young Isabelle Hwang | Samsung | seoyoung.hwang@samsung.com | Contributor |
Kyoungae Kim | LG Electronics | kyoungae.kim@lge.com | Contributor |
Jongho Hong | LG Electronics | jjongho.hong@lge.com | Contributor |
Specification Korean translation is jointly performed on GitHub, and anyone can participate. Please join!
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