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[paho-dev] Vote for Committer status for Tomoaki Yamaguchi was started by Ian Craggs 
iot.paho Committers,
This automatically generated message signals that Ian Craggs has nominated
Tomoaki Yamaguchi as a Committer on the iot.paho project. The reason given
is as follows:

I'd like to nominate Tomoaki Yamaguchi to be a committer on the Paho
project, primarily responsible for the MQTT-SN gateway which he has
contributed and supported over the past year.   Tomoaki has a history of
creating MQTT-SN implementations of his own stretching back a number of
years.  He kindly agreed to write an MQTT-SN transparent gateway using the
embedded Paho MQTT-SN client code as a base, and recently I used it as a
replacement for RSMB in Benjamin Cabe's experiment with the BBC microbit
(https://blog.benjamin-cabe.com/2017/01/16/using-mqtt-sn-over-ble-with-the-
bbc-microbit), where it worked well.  I anticipate that there will be other
MQTT-SN components and utilities that Tomoaki might work on in the future.


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one week). Tomoaki Yamaguchi must receive at least three +1s and no -1s for
a successful election.

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The project Committers eligible to vote are:

    Kamil Baczkowicz
    Ian Craggs
    Pierre Fersing
    Andy Gelme
    Roger Light
    Dave Locke
    Nicholas O'Leary
    Frank Pagliughi
    Paolo Patierno
    Andy Piper
    Al Stockdill-Mander
    James Sutton

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