Yes, but 'the winner takes it all' and Ben was the first one to claim
for the orphaned OpenSSL project formerly known as SSLeay.
He is more than enough qualified to take over the maintenance of this
project
and for me (whithout further explicit directives coming directly from
the original SSLeay maintainer) OpenSSL belongs to Ben Laurie!
Ben Laurie wrote:
>
> Paul Sutton wrote:
> > You appear to project you problems with Sameer onto C2 as a whole, but you
> > should remember that C2 consists of a lot more people that just Sameer,
> > and a most of those people are just as committed as you claim to be to
> > open source projects.
>
> Apologies for the delay in responding to this. Of course, you are quite
> right, my remarks are not directed towards C2 employees in general, and
> certainly not you or Mark.
>
> > Anyway, getting back to the project: it is a volunteer project, similar to
> > the Apache project. Any _individual_ may get involved and contribute code
> > and other activities, so you would be more than welcome. I'm glad to hear
> > that you agree that a single project is preferable.
>
> I am pleased we appear to be in agreement.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ben.
>
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