[Om] Tutorial or example collection for OpenMath?

[Konrad Hinsen]

Michael Kohlhase writes:

 > I think that standardization is very important, where possible (and the
 > OpenMath CDs are just this), but the extensibility (everyone can have
 > their own CDs if there is not standard) is essential for two reasons: 1)
 > it is the way to propose standard CDs, and not everywhere will we get
 > consensus, and we can still use the OpenMath infrastructure.

Is there any mechanism for establishing collaborative efforts for
developing CDs? To cite a concrete example, if I want to launch
an effort for developing a CD for numerical methods, what would
be the best way to reach potential collaborators?

Judging from how people in my own field work, I'd just start a
project on GitHub and announce it on various mailing lists.
Are there any precedents for such bottom-up approaches?

Konrad.
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