I will remain as PPMC, I will not remain as comitter. Thank you for explaining this.
On Sep 7, 2011, at 8:06 AM, Kevan Miller wrote: > > On Sep 6, 2011, at 2:47 PM, Matthew Sacks wrote: > >> Is this recommended? > > I'm not sure what "this" is. > > I recommend you maintain your committer status with the podling. When the > podling graduates, you (and project members) can decide if you want to remain > a committer on the project. > > Your choice on Podling PMC membership. If you feel you'll read the mailing > list and will maintain some oversight of the project, then feel free to > remain a PPMC member. If you're disconnecting from the project, won't be > reading mailing list, etc -- then I'd recommend you resign from the PPMC, but > maintain your committer status... > > --kevan > >> >> On Sep 4, 2011, at 6:22 AM, Kevan Miller wrote: >> >>> >>> On Sep 1, 2011, at 2:54 PM, Matthew Sacks wrote: >>> >>>> Dear Kitty, >>>> I regretfully announce my resignation from the Kitty project. I have been >>>> consumed by other things, and there are more talented people than myself >>>> working on this project. >>>> I am not sure what the process is for this, but I would like Alessandro >>>> Novarini to take my please in heading up the project, whether that is >>>> official or unofficial by ASF guidelines. I will still deliver the Web >>>> site as promised in JIRA, but it may be delayed for a couple of months. I >>>> will remain on the list, if I am allowed to do so. >>> >>> Passing along a few more things... >>> >>> "responsibility" lies in membership in the Podling PMC. PMC's provide >>> oversight of the project. PMC members have an obligation to provide this >>> oversight for the project. Committers do not have this responsibility. So, >>> one other possibility is for you to resign from the Podling PMC, but >>> maintain your committer status. >>> >>> --kevan >>> >>> >> >
