Greetings, Well said.
I only add that if one can not see the inequity clearly they need to remove the blinders. Thank you Daniel and fellow Debian Live team members for a project which allowed me an opportunity to serve others in the Debian community. On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 4:40 PM, Ben Armstrong <sy...@sanctuary.nslug.ns.ca> wrote: > On 09/11/15 12:47 PM, Daniel Baumann wrote: > > So long, and thanks for all the fish[7]. > > > > Daniel > > > > [7] http://live.debian.net/project/downstream/ > > > > Enough bitter words have been said. I don't want to add any more. So: > > I'm proud. > > Indeed, that long list of downstreams does speak to the impact you've > had in inspiring and equipping people to make their own live images. I'm > proud to have been a small part of this project. > > I'm thankful. > > I'm thankful that I was able to, through this project, contribute to > something for a while that had a positive impact on many people, and > made Debian more awesome. > > I remember the good times. > > I remember fondly the good times we had in the project's heyday. I > certainly found your enthusiasm and vision for the project, Daniel, > personally inspiring. It motivated me to contribute. Debconf10 was a > highlight among those experiences, but also I had many good times and > made many friendships online, too. > > I'm sad. > > I'm sad, because although I made some attempts to liaise between Debian > Live and the CD and Installer teams, I don't feel I did an effective job > there, and that contributed to the situation we now find ourselves in. > If I did you or the project injury in trying to fulfill that role, > please forgive me. > > I'm hopeful. > > I'm hopeful that whichever way we all go from here, that the bitterness > will not be forever. That we'll heal. That we'll have learned. That > we'll move on to accomplish new things, bigger and better things. > > Thank you, Daniel. Thank you, Debian Live team. > > Ben > > >
