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ups, sorry my mistake, this mail should have gone to ooo-private only. 
Please ignore this email for now.

Juergen

On 11/14/11 4:23 PM, J�rgen Schmidt wrote:
> The proposal is to [VOTE] for Andr� W. Fischer as an AOOo Committer and
> PPMC Member. The [DISCUSS] will be held open to Thursday, 17 November
> noon (UTC 2011-11-17:1200Z) or beyond if discussion is continuing.
>
> I don't think it is difficult to see and recognize Andr� valuable
> comments on the ooo-dev list and especially his patches that identifies
> him as a developer with deep knowledge of the code he is working on. He
> is energetic in preparing patches and work with other community members
> on testing his changes and incorporating their feedback.
> He definitely focus on the code and that is one reason why he should be
> a committer. And by the way as most of you know Andr� has working on the
> code base since more than 10 years. For example the presenter console,
> as well as many other features in this are are his work. Do you have
> already noticed the new slide sorter? If not i recommend to load an
> impress file and move for example the mouse over a slide on the left
> side and wait a second... It's only one part of the rework he has done
> here.
>
> I also find his level of civility admirable, as well as the way he is
> gentle with those who know less than he does about what is out there and
> what is important in the code.
>
> I welcome further comments from those who have noticed Andr� here and
> highlight further contributions.
>
> Juergen