Mozilla Foundation activities, week ending 2007/03/02

This is my report on activities of the Mozilla Foundation for the week ending March 2, 2007.

Projects for the week

Here’s a partial listing of what I and others at the Foundation did this past week:

Grants and related activities. I continued preparations for the CSUN conference, including making sure we have booth banners and signs, handouts, etc.
Next action(s): Finish up CSUN stuff.
CA certificates. Gerv Markham continued work on processing bugs for including CA certificates. Gerv and I also provided some feedback to the Mozilla Corporation on possible approaches to dealing with Extended Validation certificates.
Next action(s): I need to work with Gerv to make sure we have bugs filed for all current requests from CAs.
IP/legal issues. I worked on putting together a draft Mozilla corporate contributors agreement suitable for public review (bug 342029).
Next action(s): Complete work on the contributors agreement draft and get it published.
Other. Gerv is now publishing his own status reports; for more information see his report for the week ending March 2.

I’ll be at the Mozilla offices in Mountain View on March 13 and 14.
I’ll be attending the CSUN accessibility conference in Los Angeles on March 21 and 22.
Along with Aaron Leventhal I’ll be attending a United Nations event in New York City on March 26 to discuss Mozilla accessibility-related topics; this is in association with the Global Initiative on Inclusive Information and Communications Technologies (G3ICT).

Not much else happened last week that was worth noting.