Transitions in FreeBSD

[c0ldbyte]

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Scott Long wrote:

> All,
>
> I'd like to announce that I'm stepping down from the FreeBSD Core
> team.  After several months and much thought, I've decided to re-focus
> on where my passions lie, which is release engineering and development.
> I intend to remain just as visible in the project as I was before the
> last election, so please don't think that I'm moving on from FreeBSD.
> Quite the opposite is true, in fact.  The remaining Core members are
> doing a good job of handling the issues of the project, and as per
> the by-laws there will not be any action to fill my vacancy at this
> time.
>
> There is no conspiracy here.  It's simply a recognition that I was
> wearing too many hats, and that some of those hats didn't fit as
> comfortably as others.  I hope to become more productive in FreeBSD
> in the near future; my decision has already given me more time and
> energy to work on things like driver locking and ATAPICAM, and I
> have some very interesting projects starting in the background that
> I'm very excited about.
>
> Many thanks to those who supported me and my time on team.
>
> Scott

Best regards Scott,
 	Its takes someone real knowledgable to consider what
they have and what they want and turn down one to work on
another. Some people spend all there time trying to get noticed
at what they do and take on things that they are not good at
just to get there. From what I read that isnt anywhere or
anything that your trying to do, which inturn in itself is a
real respectfull act that more people these days should try
to follow. So with that being said, I wish you the best of luck
on everything your going to encounter in the future. As this
bar has been set higher hopefully more people will try to follow
this great example.

Best of luck & wishes:
 	--c0ldbyte

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