I resign the dragon...

Posted At : June 6, 2008 9:43 AM | Posted By : Mark Drew
Related Categories: coldfusion, Open BlueDragon, railo

I am not sure if this news has spread through the CFML community, but a couple of weeks ago I stepped down from the OpenBD steering committee.

Rather than going into all the details here I am just going to post my resignation letter that hopefully explains my reasons behind it.

Dear Gentlemen

I have realised that since joining as a member of the steering committee I have contributed bugger all.

This should not come as a shock to people that know me, since I am a lazy bugger but I think its inappropriate for me to take up space on the committee that could be assigned to someone more intelligent and vocal to contribute.

I have a number of projects (outside my 9-6 day job) that I need to concentrate on, some that you know and some that you will hopefully know soon enough but this leaves me little time left to give OSBD the attention I would like to give the project.

Rather than sit around like a silent lurker on the list I am going to make space for a better (not handsomer) person to take my place.

Of course, I shall keep on lurking in the background... and probably looking at the code going "aint that clever.. yessum!" and wishing the project the total success it needs!

Finally I would like to thank you for having though of me highly enough to invite me in the first place! And sorry that I couldn't make a bigger contribution

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joshua cyr's Gravatar best resignation letter ever
# Posted By joshua cyr | 6/6/08 10:14 AM
Brian Panulla's Gravatar Are you a harbinger of a migration? :) Looking forward to giving Railo a try.
# Posted By Brian Panulla | 6/6/08 11:12 AM
John Dowdell's Gravatar heh, if more people thought like you, this world would be a better place.... ;-)
# Posted By John Dowdell | 6/6/08 11:47 AM
Mark Drew's Gravatar @Joshua: Thank you... I think? :)

@Brian: Railo is definitely a real nice alternative, it runs like a dream and its VERY fast.

@John: As long as people aren't there just being a waste of space, as I thought I was being on the OpenBD project
# Posted By Mark Drew | 6/8/08 7:11 AM