To the JBoss community and administrators,
It appears that my JBoss commit access has been removed without notice? As has the access of the other Jetty developers! I expect this is related to my intention to contribute to the new apache geronimo project:
http://incubator.apache.org/projects/geronimo.html
I see no reason why my contributions to one OS project should effect my contributions to another? Jetty has been integrated with many applications servers: JBoss, JOnAS, Avalon and we have never had any conflict between these uses - we are supportive of any use of Jetty.
More over, through my work on the JCP, I have shown that I am willing to contribute to the general J2EE community without undue bias to one project or another.
There are many users out there that we have all encouraged to use Jetty/JBoss on the basis that it is a platform that will continue to be supported. I am sure those users will not be encourage that the creators of Jetty and Jetty/JBoss are being prevented from maintaining their work. This will just reflect badly on the whole OS community.
Finally - if I am to be dismissed from the project - I would request that credit be given where credit is due. Specifically that my listing be returned to the JBoss developers page - at leasted listed in the "forced to retire" section. Due credit is the least that one can expected for their contributions.
regards
-- Greg Wilkins<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Phone/fax: +44 7092063462 Mort Bay Consulting Australia and UK. http://www.mortbay.com
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