Long live alcor! Adam Merrifield (out of office) seyDoggy vCard: seydoggy.com/vcard seyDesign vCard: seydesign.com/vcard
On 2012-01-28, at 6:47, Tim <[email protected]> wrote: > That's great that's been done. Really. Very good and such a nice note from > Nicholas too. I'm very pleased to be a tiny part of the QS community. > > Thanks for making it all happen. > > Sent from MiPhone. > Please excuse brevity or tpyos. > > On 28 Jan 2012, at 11:03, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> A few days ago, we sent Nicholas (alcor) — the creator and original >> developer of Quicksilver — a few gifts. >> Due to our users' generous donations to the project, we were able to get a >> few of the items on his Amazon Wish List, and have them sent to his house. >> >> I personally am utterly grateful to Nicholas for the work he put into the >> project. Despite what he says about 'abandoning' it, he has inspired many >> and dreamt up ideas and philosophies that others could not have. >> >> In his email message (below) he asked me to thank anyone who was involved in >> sending him the gifts. I'd like to thank everyone who is a part of this >> Quicksilver community. Whilst most have not been directly involved in the >> sending of the gifts to Nicholas, it is because of the community — and their >> love towards Quicksilver — why I am here today. >> >> >> >> ----------------------------------------------- >> >> The gifts are wonderful, were totally unexpected. >> >> I feel I owe a greater debt to you all for reviving the project and making >> it something people can rely on. I feel terrible for the quality of the work >> I left you with, but I love that you've made Quicksilver into a vital >> community. I hope that the feedback and contributions you have been getting >> from users have made all the work worthwhile. >> >> As always, let me know how I can help your cause. And if I'm lazy about >> responding... make me feel guilty about it :) >> >> Please thank anyone else who was involved. You made my day. >> >> -Nicholas
