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OSAF Cuts Back–Chandler Leaving the Nest

Scott Rosenberg

Earlier this week the Open Source Applications Foundation–the organization developing Chandler, whose work I followed for three years and whose story I tell in “Dreaming in Code”–announced what it called a “restructuring,” which meant laying off roughly two-thirds of its employees.

So does this mean that Mitch Kapor, OSAF’s founder and chief funder, is “pulling the plug” on OSAF, as Techdirt has it, or “bailing on” Chandler, as a CNET blogger put it?

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