Thank you all for your invaluable contributions and active participation in the Impact Framework. Your involvement is not just a one-time event but a crucial part of our journey. Here are some ways we’d love for you to stay involved.
<aside> 📤 **Join our community:** We invite you to join the if-community Google group; this is where we can carry on the conversation, talk to each other, ask questions, meet, and collaborate. It's a space designed for our community to thrive and continue shaping the Impact Framework together.
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<aside> 💌 Join the Community
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<aside> 🌿 Become a champion: Contributions to the Impact Framework count towards being recognized as a Green Software Champion. Consider creating a profile there and listing your work for Impact Framework.
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<aside> ⭐ Star the IF repository: If you have not already done so, please star our main repo and click the notifications button to make sure you stay up-to-date on all the issues, epics, and discussions.
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We're excited to share our future plans with you. Your insights and ideas are instrumental in shaping its future.
We're developing a centralized hub for your plugins and example manifest files, fostering a vibrant and collaborative environment. This platform will be your go-to resource to discover, use, and develop your work, strengthening our collective impact.
Later in the year, with your help, we'll build a solution that opensource maintainers can drop into their CI/CD pipelines to calculate the SCI score and generate an impact.yml
in the root of their repos.
We aim to normalize software impact measurement in opensource, paving the way for broader adoption across the industry. On SCI-FI Day, we'll encourage as many opensource projects as possible to measure their emissions.
The Impact Framework isn't limited to measuring software—it can assess products, software, or even entire organizations.
We'd love to use it to measure our environmental impact as a foundation, including our online meetings, in-person meetings, travel, websites, and tooling. We'll release a manifest file with all the observations we can gather. We would love your input on how to induce those observations into impacts.
If we want a future where every organization is truly transparent and open in accounting for impacts, we choose to lead by example so others can follow suit.