Thank you Rene at least someone is hearing me, now I have to convince Velocity and (hardly) the Attic (for Tiles) to remove my name. Notice that my decision is against the higher roles at Apache, not the good people, like you all, that give their spare time for the fun of programming. At Apache I've learnt good practices that, at work, are seldom followed. I wish you all the best.
FWIW I managed to contact Marko via another person. He seems disheartened. I think that, we all as Apache volunteers, must think what a decision like the one Apache higher roles took can be destructive against a single person. I don't think that I will change my decision, unless Apache members apologize and the CoC is deleted for good. Best regards and thanks for everything. Antonio Il giorno mar 2 mar 2021 alle ore 09:38 Rene Gielen <rgie...@apache.org> ha scritto: > Antonio, > > we are sorry to hear this, since this page entry first and foremost > represents you personal, unexpirable merit in contributing to the growth > and maintenance of a software project quite a few people found and still > find useful. > > We respect your decision and wish you all the best. If your feelings > change in future, just drop us a line and we will happily reestablish > the former state. > > - René > on behalf of the Struts PMC > > Am 25.02.21 um 10:18 schrieb Antonio Petrelli: > > Greetings > > I am Antonio Petrelli, former PMC member of Struts, Tiles and Velocity. > > Following the removal of Marko Rodriguez from the TinkerPop project I > would > > like to express my disappointment against Apache Software Foundation, > that > > when I was involved was all about merit and meritocracy. Policing thought > > and speech was never its mission and now the woke and cancel culture > ruined > > it all. > > > > So please I want to express my disappointment by asking you to remove my > > name from the list of emeritus volunteers in your Struts website. > > > > I hope you understand > > > > Antonio Petrelli > > > > -- > René Gielen > http://twitter.com/rgielen >
