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1998.12.07 15:19 "Re: Future of the list & possible newsgroup?", by Phillip Crews
1998.12.07 16:12 "Re: Future of the list & possible newsgroup?", by Sim Zacks
1998.12.10 15:05 "Re: Future of the list & possible newsgroup?", by Charlie Butterfield
1998.12.10 18:48 "Re: Future of the list & possible newsgroup?", by Sam Leffler

1998.12.10 18:48 "Re: Future of the list & possible newsgroup?", by Sam Leffler

>4) Questions for Sam
>
>   a) When your approved successor for the list is selected, could
>      you please send out a notice to the group.  There seems to be a
>      lot of confusing posting in this regard.

The only confusion has been from folks that don't _read_ the postings
here.  If you look at the message headers you'll see the list has already
been relocated (thanks to Kiriakos).

>
>   a) Are you also going to cease maintenance on libtiff?  If so,
>      has anybody else that you feel is qualified stepped up to deal
>      with reported problems and suggested fixes.  It would sure be
>      nice to have someone technically trustworthy and blessed by "the
>      Sam" to at least coordinate suggested fixes.
>

If/when I'm no longer willing to "maintain" the software I will solicit people to
take it over for me.  I'm still willing to deal with the code but have had no time
for >1 year to do much of anything related to TIFF.  If there are folks that want
to be more active in managing the software they are welcome to take it from me;
I'll happily pass on everything I've got (RCS files, pending fixes, etc.) so long
as I have confidence these people will:

a) provide all updates for free (not under GPL or similar)
b) are technically savvy enough to make "informed" changes
c) are committed to a long term role in handling the software

I've felt no hurry to make new distributions because the existing ones are, for
the most part, working fine.

    Sam