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Re: Update and new computer

> :-)  Basically, I feel like I've just gotten out of the loop way too
> much, which I regret, and have quite a bit of catching up on things to
> do to be significant.  Although I was finally understanding the way the
> object stuff was working... and that's a good thing. :-)  But other than

No doubt there will be a lot to learn if you decided to.

> that......  Also my free time has been more limited in the last coupole
> months than in the previous year, and that will probably be the case for
> a while.  Finally, I've been really wanting to get more experience in

That's a problem.

> developing something other than Web apps -- C++ and that sort of thing,
> and coming up with an interesting project to implement.  Of course, who

I think you'd find some of the things we've been talking about for
Post-Beta prety interesting...

> knows when time for THAT will come....   So, I'm not opposed to working
> with LKB any more, just not sure if it makes sense.  What do you all
> think?  :-)

I think only you can really make that decision.  But I will say that the
time others on the team have to lend to you, help you, etc. will most
likely be directly ties to the amount of time you are capable of lending
to the project, should you decide to persue the possibility of assisting
again.

It's a large project, with lofty goals.  It does require a chunk of time.
The people that have brought it this far are people that have sacraficed a
lot of they're own time in order to do so.  It's something that each of us
need to feel is worth it to ourselves.  I feel it is worth it to me,
because I'm truely excited about what we're trying to deliver.  I'm
excited to be a part of it.  I think everyone on the team shares those
thoughts.  

Anyway, those are my thoughts :).  But it all comes down to you.  Again, I
appreciate your thoughts and comments Micah.  Thanks for speaking up
again!


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Jason Pincin
Linux Knowledge Base Project Leader (http://www.linuxkb.org/)
http://vodka.linuxkb.org/~chardros/