[Tech-board-discuss] [NOMINATION] Wolfram Sang

[Tech-board-discuss] [NOMINATION] Wolfram Sang

[Wolfram Sang]

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Hi,

I'd like to be added for the TAB-nomination list.

My (short) text:

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Wolfram works on the Linux Kernel since 2008. He is the I2C subsystem
maintainer since 2012. He works as a consultant since 2013, so views of
an individual developer are known to him as well as views of larger
companies.

Wolfram wants to join the TAB because after the Kernel Enforcement
Statement was released, it turned out he had some ideas how to handle
its upstreaming with more community involvement. Realizing he had
something to give, he decided to run for the TAB at this election.
Another interest is to try to report back more about the TAB actions to
the community. He found that there is little information about the TAB
available currently despite all its work for the Linux ecosystem. Other
than that, the problem of not having enough review for all the patches
coming in is what he is concerned about.

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Thanks,

   Wolfram


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Re: [Tech-board-discuss] [NOMINATION] Wolfram Sang

[Wolfram Sang]

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> Yes. I will really appreciate it if anyone can provide some more info about
> the TAB election here. Does anyone allowed to vote?

Yes, anyone present in the election room is allowed to vote.


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Re: [Tech-board-discuss] [NOMINATION] Wolfram Sang

[Yubin Ruan]

On Mon, Oct 23, 2017 at 03:12:30PM +0200, Wolfram Sang wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'd like to be added for the TAB-nomination list.
> 
> My (short) text:
> 
> ===
> 
> Wolfram works on the Linux Kernel since 2008. He is the I2C subsystem
> maintainer since 2012. He works as a consultant since 2013, so views of
> an individual developer are known to him as well as views of larger
> companies.
> 
> Wolfram wants to join the TAB because after the Kernel Enforcement
> Statement was released, it turned out he had some ideas how to handle
> its upstreaming with more community involvement. Realizing he had
> something to give, he decided to run for the TAB at this election.
> Another interest is to try to report back more about the TAB actions to
> the community. He found that there is little information about the TAB
> available currently despite all its work for the Linux ecosystem. Other

Yes. I will really appreciate it if anyone can provide some more info about
the TAB election here. Does anyone allowed to vote?

Yubin