Re: Off Bug Squad temporarily

[Colin Campbell]

On 14-06-12 05:51 AM, James wrote:
> On 12/06/14 12:31, David Kastrup wrote:
> > Ralph Palmer <address@hidden> writes:
> >
> > > Greetings -
> > >
> > > I've been quiet recently. I apologize for having missed some Tuesdays.
> > >
> > > I will be semi-unavailable until the middle of August, so I'm afraid 
> > > I'm
> > > going to have to stop doing Bug Squad duties until at least then. I
> > > apologize for any inconvenience, and I'll jump back in as soon as I 
> > > can.
> > Well, we don't really have an executive officer, but let me first
> > apologize for not being really prompt in my replies, and then let me
> > express my thanks for the time you have been able to work on this rather
> > important part of our user/developer interface.  Seeing how much time
> > lag I have even with bugsquad/developer response, this helps keeping
> > things rolling and users appreciating an active and responsive project
> > even though some pipelines may at time be a bit sluggish.

Hear, hear! Ralph has been one of the stalwarts for years, and much 
appreciated.


> > I hope that when things get calmer for you again you'll consider coming
> > back.
> >
> > To the other bugsquad members: What is our current bug scooping schedule
> > like in consequence?  Should we try recruiting replacements?
> Yes, we should.
>
> The CG states
>
> Monday:    Eluze
> Tuesday:   Ralph Palmer
> Wednesday: Marek Klein
> Thursday:  Eluze
> Friday:
> Saturday:  Colin Campbell
> Sunday:    Federico Bruni
>
> Are these days/people still watching the lists (I assume so but it 
> doesn't hurt to ask)?

I was rather quiet for some months, but it looks as though I'll be 
starting a small engraving business, I'm going to be more active.

> I do always try to 'float' around the email list during the day for 
> Mon-Fri (as work allows) and add the odd tracker when I can.
James, you've been a pillar of strength in the last year or so, as well. 
Thanks for the time and effort you have given us!


Cheers,
Colin

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