[Board] FOSS4G 2012 Board Liason

[Barend Köbben]

For any outsider the situation is now becoming Kafka-esk:

The OSGEO board is basically pulling their (OSGEO's) hands off the
FOSS4G2012 in Beijing, but on the website of the conference there's all
these names listed as 'the conference committee", "the program committee",
bio's and al...

Weird.

Yours,
Barend


On 29-05-12 21:09, "Frank Warmerdam" <warmerdam at pobox.com> wrote:

>Folks,
>
>For a variety of reasons I am withdrawing from involvement in
>FOSS4G 2012.  I had previously mentioned that I felt I would
>like to withdraw from the role of board liason to the conference
>but I didn't necessarily make it official.  I am now.
>
>To some extent it is not critical to have a board liason this year
>as there is no financial commitment, but I think it would still be
>prudent to appoint a new board liason as long as FOSS4G 2012
>is being operated in the name of OSGeo.
>
>Best regards,
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