Hopefully I can clear up a few things here... :-) First off, Dossy actually now works for AOL in Jim Davidson's group. I was chatting with some other folks in the AOLserver Community recently, and there seemed to be a little confusion about how and why he was chosen to lead the project. Dossy is picking up where I had previously left off.
I should really apologize for things being left in limbo as they were. Around the December/January time frame, I decided to leave AOL for a position here at Time Inc. in NYC. Things happened rather quickly and I didn't get to properly close out or transition a lot of what I had been doing with the AOLserver project. Unfortunately the poor way in which I handled the transition has reflected badly on the AOL/AOLserver Community work that I had been involved in, and also seems to have caused some confusion. For that I truly am sorry. Now some good news... :-) I've been spending some time over the last few weeks talking with Dossy to ensure a smooth transition as he officially steps up to lead this effort. I hope you will all give him the same chance that you gave me, and help him continue to build on the great work we did last year with the AOLserver Community. I also have no intention of disappearing, and plan on continuing to cause trouble on the listserv as much as possible. ;-) I think the roadmap Dossy has put together is a great start, and look forward to working with everyone in the months ahead. - Nathan Tomasz Kosiak wrote on 5/20/2004, 4:45 PM: > What has changed at AOL that they give project leadership to the > community representative (Dossy)? > How AOL will continue to participate in the AOLserver development? > What resources at AOL are devoted to AOLserver development? > > I haven't read AOLserver list for a while and maybe I missed something. > Then please point me to appropriate annoucement. Anyway some summary > will be well welcome. I liked what was done by Nathan Folkman when ACT > was formed. There was clear message about what is going behing the scene. -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
