Open Source Applications Foundation restructures

The Open Source Applications Foundation, which still plans to produce the "Chandler" personal information manager someday, has announced a set of changes. Founder Mitch Kapor is moving away from the foundation, and will not be funding it at the same level. "OSAF will maintain a smaller staff during the next phase of the project. While figuring out the new funding model, it is prudent for the organization to reduce expenses. OSAF's paid staff will go from 27 people to 10 people. While I expect that most former staff members will move on to other endeavors, we certainly welcome them to remain involved with OSAF and Chandler in some capacity. Developers will retain commit privileges, for example."

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