[pydotorg-www] Leaving pydotorg

George Belotsky pycon at openlight.com
Mon Feb 14 19:59:36 CET 2011


Wow, so sorry to hear this, Steve!

I really hope that you will stay involved -- the Python community is a much
better place today because of your untiring efforts over the years.  You
really made a difference.

Wish you all the best in all things, Python and otherwise ...

George.



On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 12:05 AM, Steve Holden <steve at holdenweb.com> wrote:

> Ladies and gentlemen:
>
> This note marks a turning point in my (unpaid) career with the PSF. I have
> been a subscriber to this list and its predecessor for many years, and in
> many ways regard it as the engine room of the Foundation.
>
> The web is our primary communications channel with the outside world and
> the main and most trusted source of information in the world about the
> Python programming language; I imagine that the jobs board is probably the
> premier place to find professional Python users with all kinds of other
> skills. Seeing the daily buzz across this channel has kept me in constant
> touch with the Foundation's vibrant roots, and convinced me even on my down
> days that my work for the Foundation is worthwhile.
>
> The PSF has grown immensely since I first joined, both in numbers and in
> scope. There have been problems, both financial and organizational, to
> overcome, and I think we have met those challenges and begun forward
> progress once more. Personal business (i.e. looking after my own financial
> interests for a change) mean that I have less time to devote to Foundation
> affairs. Sadly pydotorg is the channel that occupies most bandwidth.
>
> If I were not confident that you are perfectly capable of self-management I
> would be more concerned about this change, but I believe we have forged the
> makings of a great editorial team. As the Foundation continues to change and
> grow I know that you will rise to the challenge of representing its
> ever-increasing breadth and (I trust) diversity. I hope that technology will
> eventually emerge that allows us to open the editorial role much more
> broadly, and to have the website managed by a representative subset of the
> Python microcosm.
>
> Thank you all, for everything you have done and continue to do. You all
> know where to reach me, and I hope I will continue to hear from you
> regularly.
>
> regards
>  Steve
>
>
>
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