Andrew,
Your contribution to OSLC over these last 7 years has been immeasurable. Your contributions include: Eclipse/lyo committer, keeping Eclipse/lyo alive and well, development of Lyo/Designer, reference implementations, lyo store, lyo validation,
many eclipse/lyo releases, editor of many OSLC specs, contributions to and maintenance of ReSpec tools, guidance through transitioning to OSLC Open Project, and a driver of innovation, knowledge and development skills for the whole OSLC community. Your contribution
is most appreciated and will be missed. We all wish you the best on the next steps in what I expect will be an interesting and productive future.
On a personal note, I have very much enjoyed working with you over these last few years. I feel we have learned a lot from each other and that’s the best possible outcome. I sincerely hope our paths continue to cross.
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Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 1:19 PM
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Cc: Chet Ensign <chet.ensign@...>, Jad El-Khoury <jad@...>, "oslc-op@..." <oslc-op@...>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [oslc-op-pgb] Stepping down as a co-chair
Hi, I thought about my involvement in OSLC for a while, and I think there is a big likelihood that I won’t be able to put more time on OSLC after summer. To make
sure OSLC progress does not get slowed down by the need to focus on finishing
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Hi,
I thought about my involvement in OSLC for a while, and I think there is a big likelihood that I won’t be able to put more time on OSLC after summer.
To make sure OSLC progress does not get slowed down by the need to focus on finishing my Ph.D., I would like to step down as a co-chair. I can stay as a PGB member for a little while longer if needed but I am ready to
step down from that as well (and suggest that Jad takes the KTH seat on the PGB).
Chet, what are the next steps for us? Do we need to involve Martin Törngren who is the KTH representative at OASIS?
Jim, I hope you will be able to fill in the co-chair position with Axel, Jad, or Frej if SodiusWillert will step up to join the PGB (chairs can only be selected among PGB members, AFAIK). I hope to re-join the OP activities
once I finish the Ph.D. work, but for now, let me thank you for the privilege of co-chairing the OSLC project with you and learning so much (technically and wisdom-wise) from you over the years.
I am also thankful to Jad for introducing me to OSLC, to Chet, Paul, and the rest of OASIS for supporting us, to the PGB for productive work on promoting OSLC, and to everyone in the OP for collaborating on OSLC and ways
to improve tool integration! I wish the OP to flourish and gain more members in the future!
Best regards,
Andrew
