Re: resigning from Apache Jackrabbit and Sling PMCs

2018-03-06 Thread Michael Dürig
Hi Roy, I took care of the necessary steps. You are now no longer committer nor PMC member of Apache Jackrabbit. I also updated the team page [1] and moved your name to "Emeritus and former members. Note that you might have to unsubscribe from jackrabbit-private@ yourself as I'm not sure whether W

Re: resigning from Apache Jackrabbit and Sling PMCs

2018-02-27 Thread Roy T. Fielding
Yes, I prefer to keep that Committer = PMC to the extent that it is possible, so please remove my commit bit as well. We have a longstanding tradition for HTTP Server that any of the emeritus folks are welcome to come back at any time in the future. I expect that will be the case for Jackrabbit

Re: resigning from Apache Jackrabbit and Sling PMCs

2018-02-27 Thread Michael Dürig
Hi Roy, Let me thank you for all the hard work you put into Jackrabbit and its related projects! While it is sad to see long time members go, I'm sure we are still going to see you around with all your involvement in the ASF. I certainly hope to continue receiving guidance from your side if

resigning from Apache Jackrabbit and Sling PMCs

2018-02-23 Thread Roy T. Fielding
Hi, It's been a long time since I made any significant contributions to these projects and I find myself unable to keep up with the email load. So, I am finally removing myself from the lists. I'll still be around, if needed, but please remove me from the official PMC memberships. Cheers, and