(If you're reading this with your admin@ hat on, please skip down to the Aliases and Access paragraphs.) Hi, First and foremost, I want to say thanks to every organizer and participant who made DebConf10 great. Now I need to start refocusing on law school, which will take a huge majority of my time and energy over the next year and beyond. This email will summarize what DebConf stuff I will and won't be paying attention to during that time, starting shortly after sending this email, and how to reach me if you want me. * IRC: I'm about to leave #debconf-team and #debconf-nyc, but I'll still be in #debconf and #debian-nyc. I'm not currently planning to leave any of the other Debian, SPI, or OFTC channels I'm in. I remain open to being contacted via /msg or in a channel for any purpose, whether social, DebConf-related, or other. * Email: I'll continue to put all @debconf.org and @lists.debconf.org mail into a separate folder that I can refer to as needed, as requested, or as convenient.I'll also send a copy of debconf-announce, debconf-discuss, and debconf10-localteam to my inbox, and once I have been removed from aliases like registration@ (about which see below), I'll send a copy of jimmy@debconf.org there too. At least for now I'll still read my other email addresses as usual. * Aliases: Please remove me from the following aliases and private mailing lists: pentabarf@penta.debconf.org, registration@debconf.org, talks@debconf.org, committee@debconf.org, debconf-sponsors-team@lists.debconf.org. I think I'm not on any others, but let me know if I am. All of these represent things I may contribute to later, but I won't have time this schoolyear. Relatedly, please make sure that no other copies of sponsors@debconf.org mail find their way to me; I've frequently gotten as many as 3 of each (!). * Access: I'm happy to retain access to RT, our various private VCS repositories, krusty, cletus, and/or skinner to help with things in the unlikely event that I have time to do so and the more involved people can't be reached. If you would prefer to reduce the number of people with access, feel free to reduce my access as you feel appropriate until I have more time to participate in DebConf orga again. * Phone: No change; still available via voice, SMS, MMS, mobile internets, etc. * Social: I still hope to come to some Debian-NYC stuff, both small-group things organized via IRC and large-group things organized via the debiannyc list. This will totally depend on availability of course. * Final report: Whoever ends up organizing this should still feel free to turn to me to write a section or two if they feel it would be desirable. Just let me know what I should write about (assuming it's something I was involved in), and let me know some deadline at least 3-4 weeks after you make the request to me. Preferably email me at my kaplowitz.org or debian.org address so that I see your message in a timely fashion. If the team wants to do the final report independently of me that's fine too, but I'm willing to help if useful. Thanks for all the fish, I hope I added some useful seafood to the stew, and I hope to see you and/or help out at future DebConfs! - Jimmy Kaplowitz jimmy@debian.org
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