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Steven Noels wrote:

> Vadim hasn't confirmed yet, and both you (off-list) and Sylvain 
> (on-list) have indicated not to be willing to take up the chair role ATM.
>
> So in order to proceed, Vadim and Matthew (CC-ed) should come up with 
> a statement, and Pier (would-you-pretty-please?) should start setting 
> up the infrastructure for the vote. 


I was thinking a bit... I agree with Matthew's email, and think that at 
the moment <Steven/>'s is better chair candidate than me; he is more 
vocal in Apache matters and have better people skills; so I pass this time.

Vadim


> We also need some volunteers for the vote tallying.
>
> </Steven>