Inactive Committers and PMC members

[Jonathon Rossi]

Hi everyone,

I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
some of our bylaws:
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/

To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will be
enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC members
to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the PMC for a
vote within the next couple of days.

If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.

This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the Apache
Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised and
appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any capacity
in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push forward to
simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the strength,
impact or manpower it once had.

FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this thread
is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.

Thanks,
Jono

[Mauricio Scheffer]

Hi Jono,

I'm fine with being marked as retired/emeritus.

Cheers,
Mauricio




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Post by Jonathon Rossi
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Roelof Blom]

Though I'm working in the .NET (Core) space again at FasterIntel
<https://www.fasterintel.com/> I'm not expecting to actively contribute to
the Castle project.

Best,
Roelof.

On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 11:19 AM, Mauricio Scheffer <

Post by Mauricio Scheffer
Hi Jono,
I'm fine with being marked as retired/emeritus.
Cheers,
Mauricio
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Post by Jonathon Rossi
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Jonathon Rossi]

Thanks Mauricio and Roelof, I've updated the team page.

Post by Roelof Blom
Though I'm working in the .NET (Core) space again at FasterIntel
<https://www.fasterintel.com/> I'm not expecting to actively contribute
to the Castle project.
Best,
Roelof.
On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 11:19 AM, Mauricio Scheffer <
Hi Jono,
I'm fine with being marked as retired/emeritus.
Cheers,
Mauricio
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Mauricio
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Ken Egozi]

Same boat as Roelof. Coming back to do some core net, but cannot commit, so
emiritus it is. The guiding principle should be to decrease the PMC and
active commiters' overhead to a minimum so that they can provide value. I
guess we can still comment on PRs etc, just not commit (or merge) directly.

Ken Egozi.
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Post by Jonathon Rossi
Thanks Mauricio and Roelof, I've updated the team page.

Post by Roelof Blom
Though I'm working in the .NET (Core) space again at FasterIntel
<https://www.fasterintel.com/> I'm not expecting to actively contribute
to the Castle project.
Best,
Roelof.
On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 11:19 AM, Mauricio Scheffer <
Hi Jono,
I'm fine with being marked as retired/emeritus.
Cheers,
Mauricio
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Mauricio
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Craig Neuwirt]

Thanks Jono for organizing this

Although I am currently very active in .Net and using Castle regularly I
have been working on my open source effort https://github.com/miruken for a
while and will likely not have any additional time for Castle support.

Best Regards,
Craig

Post by Jonathon Rossi
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono

[hammett]

Hi Jono,
I guess I'm emeritus as well. Fine surrendering all leadership and whatever
else to you if you're up to it.
We still have a big investment in castle here, but we've taken a non-oss
approach, and my latest two oss offering were under the company's umbrella
just so I can fast track everything and not care about api, consensus or
any other overhead.

Post by Jonathon Rossi
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Jonathon Rossi]

Thanks Ken, that is exactly what I'm after, reducing the overheads and
trying to remove the little guy in the back of my mind wondering if I
should be asking the PMC on decisions. You are most welcome to participate
in individual issues and pull requests, and can always request to become a
committer again if you desire.

Cheers Craig, glad to hear you are still working on open source.

Much appreciated hammett, yes I'm keen to stay on the PMC to push Castle
forward. I completely understand hosting your recent OSS work under your
company or your personal account, OSS just doesn't need an umbrella project
to provide a repo and other infrastructure anymore and happens much more
quickly, exactly why we need to decide what the future of the Castle
Project will be.

The goal will be to put Castle on a diet as we are carrying too much
baggage, especially that most open source development today doesn't need
the oversight that the Apache Foundation processes provide. You are all
definitely welcome to participate in individual discussions that impact you
with no pressure to do any more, actually I really hope you do participate
in discussions that impact you as we'll put up a bunch of things for
depreciation that don't seem to be getting much love.

Post by Mauricio Scheffer
Hi Jono,
I guess I'm emeritus as well. Fine surrendering all leadership and
whatever else to you if you're up to it.
We still have a big investment in castle here, but we've taken a non-oss
approach, and my latest two oss offering were under the company's umbrella
just so I can fast track everything and not care about api, consensus or
any other overhead.
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Henry Conceição]

Hi Jono,

First, kudos for all the effort to get things on track again. I'm totally agree with you, that the oss landscape changed a lot and the apache process is big overhead nowadays.

Also, I probably should be moved to the emeritus gang too.

Cheers,
Henry Conceição

Thanks Ken, that is exactly what I'm after, reducing the overheads and trying to remove the little guy in the back of my mind wondering if I should be asking the PMC on decisions. You are most welcome to participate in individual issues and pull requests, and can always request to become a committer again if you desire.
Cheers Craig, glad to hear you are still working on open source.
Much appreciated hammett, yes I'm keen to stay on the PMC to push Castle forward. I completely understand hosting your recent OSS work under your company or your personal account, OSS just doesn't need an umbrella project to provide a repo and other infrastructure anymore and happens much more quickly, exactly why we need to decide what the future of the Castle Project will be.
The goal will be to put Castle on a diet as we are carrying too much baggage, especially that most open source development today doesn't need the oversight that the Apache Foundation processes provide. You are all definitely welcome to participate in individual discussions that impact you with no pressure to do any more, actually I really hope you do participate in discussions that impact you as we'll put up a bunch of things for depreciation that don't seem to be getting much love.

Post by Mauricio Scheffer
Hi Jono,
I guess I'm emeritus as well. Fine surrendering all leadership and whatever else to you if you're up to it.
We still have a big investment in castle here, but we've taken a non-oss approach, and my latest two oss offering were under the company's umbrella just so I can fast track everything and not care about api, consensus or any other overhead.
Hi everyone,
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Jonathon Rossi]

Thanks Henry, I've updated the team list. I can imagine it feels strange
especially for you earlier guys to be stepping down from your post, an end
to an era I guess.

We'll need to sort something out with the castleproject.org domain name,
I'll send you an email.

Post by Mauricio Scheffer
Hi Jono,
First, kudos for all the effort to get things on track again. I'm totally
agree with you, that the oss landscape changed a lot and the apache process
is big overhead nowadays.
Also, I probably should be moved to the emeritus gang too.
Cheers,
Henry Conceição
Thanks Ken, that is exactly what I'm after, reducing the overheads and
trying to remove the little guy in the back of my mind wondering if I
should be asking the PMC on decisions. You are most welcome to participate
in individual issues and pull requests, and can always request to become a
committer again if you desire.
Cheers Craig, glad to hear you are still working on open source.
Much appreciated hammett, yes I'm keen to stay on the PMC to push Castle
forward. I completely understand hosting your recent OSS work under your
company or your personal account, OSS just doesn't need an umbrella project
to provide a repo and other infrastructure anymore and happens much more
quickly, exactly why we need to decide what the future of the Castle
Project will be.
The goal will be to put Castle on a diet as we are carrying too much
baggage, especially that most open source development today doesn't need
the oversight that the Apache Foundation processes provide. You are all
definitely welcome to participate in individual discussions that impact you
with no pressure to do any more, actually I really hope you do participate
in discussions that impact you as we'll put up a bunch of things for
depreciation that don't seem to be getting much love.
Hi Jono,
I guess I'm emeritus as well. Fine surrendering all leadership and
whatever else to you if you're up to it.
We still have a big investment in castle here, but we've taken a non-oss
approach, and my latest two oss offering were under the company's umbrella
just so I can fast track everything and not care about api, consensus or
any other overhead.
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono
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[Fabian Schmied]

There was a time when I did a lot of DynamicProxy work, but that has been over for a while. So, please do make me an emeritus as well.

Thanks,
Fabian

[Jonathon Rossi]

Thanks Fabian.

Your DP changes are definitely still there being used by everyone, I come
across them every now and then when looking at history.

Post by Fabian Schmied
There was a time when I did a lot of DynamicProxy work, but that has been
over for a while. So, please do make me an emeritus as well.
Thanks,
Fabian
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[Krzysztof Koźmic]

Hi Jono

First of all, massive kudos for stepping in and driving the project forward
over the recent times.

I haven't been really involved lately beyond an occasional comment on
Github or StackOverflow so it's only fair to step aside and let you and
others drive the project through its next phase.

regards
Krzysztof

[Jonathon Rossi]

Thanks Krzysztof, and very many thanks to your massive contributions over
your time with Castle, I know I definitely learned a lot from you.

Post by Mauricio Scheffer
Hi Jono
First of all, massive kudos for stepping in and driving the project
forward over the recent times.
I haven't been really involved lately beyond an occasional comment on
Github or StackOverflow so it's only fair to step aside and let you and
others drive the project through its next phase.
regards
Krzysztof
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[Jonathon Rossi]

It has been great to hear from you guys and to see that you are still
following the Castle Project.

After looking at the commit history and our mailing lists the following
committers and PMC members have been inactive for over 5 years. On behalf
of all our users I'd like to thank them for their contributions and will be
marking them as emeritus status immediately:

- Fabio David Batista (last active September 2009)
- Ayende Rahien (last active July 2011)
- G. Richard Bellamy (last active August 2012)
- Josh Robb (last active October 2011)
- Dave Godfrey (last active June 2009)
- Markus Zywitza (last active December 2011)
- Tuna Toksöz (last active June 2010)
- John Simons (last active January 2012)
- Henrik Feldt (last active January 2012)

Post by Jonathon Rossi
Hi everyone,
I've done some visual updates to our team page and included a summary of
http://www.castleproject.org/about/team/
To ensure there is a future for our remaining successful projects I will
be enacting our bylaws to transition all inactive committers and PMC
members to emeritus status. I will be putting forward those names to the
PMC for a vote within the next couple of days.
If you are listed as an active committer or PMC member I'd love to hear
from you and would appreciate a reply here with your intentions on whether
you'd like to continue contributing to the Castle Project at this level. If
you know you don't have the time, energy or interest then you are free to
request to retire.
This isn't about kicking anyone out (for those not familiar with the
Apache Foundation process), your contributions are definitely recognised
and appreciated, and you are welcome to return to the project in any
capacity in the future, however we must get a grip on things and push
forward to simplify our processes as the Castle Project doesn't have the
strength, impact or manpower it once had.
FYI once I get this sorted I'll be proposing other changes, but this
thread is not the forum for that, please keep this thread on topic.
Thanks,
Jono