Fair enough.
FWIW Ken is working on his commit rights as the Orion team is technically inclined however I agree with Wayne that it is time to acknowledge his role in terms of project leadership. Ken has been doing a lot of our planning and organizing in the 0.4 release and it both makes sense and would be helpful to me for him also to have a stronger say during our end game.
So, without further ado I would like to nominate Ken Walker as project co-lead. Please respond to this email with a simple +1, 0, or -1.
-Simon
Wayne Beaton ---01/05/2012 02:04:40 PM---I believe that it is time to acknowledge the leadership changes that have occurred in the project.
From: | Wayne Beaton <wayne@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
To: | orion-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx |
Date: | 01/05/2012 02:04 PM |
Subject: | [orion-dev] Orion Project leadership |
Sent by: | orion-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx |
I believe that it is time to acknowledge the leadership changes that have occurred in the project.
AFAICT, Boris is no longer filling the role of project co-lead. Ken Walker has stepped into that role.
Boris, can you please confirm my understanding that you are no longer willing/able to function as the project co-lead? Alternatively, you can correct my misunderstanding.
BTW, Boris--having contributed code in October--is still considered "active" as a committer.
Can one of the project committers please nominate Ken for project co-lead and then follow up a week later to let me know the results of the vote?
FWIW, there is no requirement that project leads also be committers.
Thanks,
Wayne
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