[Internals] FIG 3.0 Implementation and Transition Timetable; Core Committee Elections

Hi all, The FIG 3.0 vote ended yesterday evening in what will mark a significant event in the FIG’s history, this is a time for us all to come together, and work together, to pursue the common aims of this group which we now define in our bylaws, and put aside political differences of past

Aura (et al.) are not joining

All, With the passing of the FIG 3.0 vote, the group in which I was a founding member has ceased to exist. We see before us now a new and different organization, with a new and different mission. It usurps the name "FIG" to lend a false appearance of continuity, and to lay fraudulent claim to

Re: Aura (et al.) are not joining

In this case, PSR 15 and 17 are in need of a new sponsor/coordinator. I'm interested to hear how open PSRs will be transitioned to the new structure. On Sat, Oct 1, 2016, 12:20 Paul Jones wrote: > All, > > With the passing of the FIG 3.0 vote, the group in which I was a

Re: Aura (et al.) are not joining

Woody, Sculpin would be willing to sponsor PSR-17 in the event you need it. -Chris, Sculpin On Saturday, October 1, 2016, Woody Gilk wrote: > In this case, PSR 15 and 17 are in need of a new sponsor/coordinator. I'm > interested to hear how open PSRs will be transitioned

Re: Aura (et al.) are not joining

That was no accusation, I actually have no bone to pick with Paul, so you are really misintepreting it. What I had in mind is that he can still be involved with the PSRs and just ignore everytging else going around. On Oct 1, 2016 21:33, "Marcus Pettersen Irgens" <

Drupal votes Remain

Drupal will remain a PHP-FIG member project under the new bylaw structure. --Larry Garfield -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PHP Framework Interoperability Group" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email