Re: Evolution of PEAR and some OT

Jesus M. Castagnetto wrote: > After being otherwise engaged in other activities (which I will mention later), > I finally have some time to come back and look at all the activity in PEAR. It > is great to see that thirgs are moving and evolving, with new ideas and > proposals on how to run the project. This is something we all like, I am sure. > In fact, I am happy to just being a PEAR dev, like when I started contributing > in the early days, and leave to people with more time in their hands to be part > of the PEAR Group, etc. Hi Jesus, We're all grateful for your service in the PEAR Group, glad to see you're checking PEAR emails again :) Do you have any feedback on what you've seen? Some advice on better ways to solve some of these problems, etc.? > Looking forward to the elections, and hope to see more candidates (hey, where > is Greg on those lists?) and will keep contributing as time permits to PEAR as > always. Yes, it will be a very interesting time ahead! I am still deciding whether I will better serve PEAR as just the lead of the installer/website packages or if I should run for president. It looks like the PEAR Group is going to be well-populated, so I've ruled out a run for that body. It's been a wild ride working to transform both the "feel" of working in PEAR and trying to build a happier development environment for both end users and developers. I'm most excited to see how package collectives will transform the way things happen in PEAR. Greg