This seems like a fear of commitment, but I swear it's not...

re: This seems like a fear of commitment, but I swear it's not...

Josh Maher — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 02:46:18 GMT

Well congratulations on the new job, it sounds like a fun change (and don't worry we won't tell your husband you are afraid to commit)!!

So who is going to take over your existing roll for the E14 release?

re: This seems like a fear of commitment, but I swear it's not...

kclemson — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 03:02:19 GMT

TAP will remain in good hands - Paul Bowden is taking over TAP, in addition to release management.

re: This seems like a fear of commitment, but I swear it's not...

cnschindler — Mon, 16 Oct 2006 21:18:45 GMT

So we could make this an endless questionaire... who will take over pauls role for exbpa... :-) no, just kidding! But, as always, I'd love to give feedback for the new release...

Christian

re: This seems like a fear of commitment, but I swear it's not...

KC Lemson — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 06:30:08 GMT

And I love to take it. We're always in feedback mode with comments on my blog or EHLO, but I also plan on doing some focused blogging of new scenarios or UI prototypes to get feedback in that manner as well.

Funny how things go...

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