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| [eclipse.org-architecture-council] Re: You're nominated to join the	Eclipse Architecture Council! | 
Martin,
I gladly accept the nomination and look forward to being an active member of the council!
Cheers,
Kenn
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 5:13 PM, Oberhuber, Martin 
<Martin.Oberhuber@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Kenn, 
Ed Merks has nominated you to join the 
Eclipse Architecture Council in recognition of your achievements for the Eclipse 
Community. The Council and Mike Milinkovich 
have actually approved this nomination back in March already (and we talked 
briefly at EclipseCon), and I'm sorry for not having sent you the official 
invitation letter earlier. As per the Eclipse Development Process 
[1], your 
nomination is a highly visible confirmation of the Eclipse community's respect 
for your technical vision, good judgement, software development skills, past and 
future contributions to Eclipse. It is a role that should be neither given nor 
taken lightly. Some track record of your 
nomination advocates is still attached below.
I'm sending this E-Mail to you in order 
to actually confirm that you're ready to take on that new role. Being on the 
Architecture Council does not come for free: we do expect our members to be 
actively involved in the Council's work. We'd appreciate if you can join the 
monthly 1-hour phone meetings, but being responsive to the council's business in 
terms of E-Mail discussions is just as important. Given that only AC members can 
serve as official Mentors for projects, we also expect you to be ready to serve 
as a Mentor, be open-eyed to interesting things going on in your domain and 
bring them to the Council's attention. Only pro-active members bring real value 
to our cross-functional body. 
Over all, an investment of 3 hours each 
month for AC business should be the minimum expectation (1 hour for the phone 
call, plus 2 hours for E-Mail business). What you get in return, is getting in 
touch with some of the most prominent leaders in our Community, first-hand 
information and a good chance to actually change things that bother you. 
See the Architecture Council Wiki pages [2] for more information. If you have any questions, or find 
those pages unclear, just drop me an E-Mail or file a bug [3] against the AC component. As a new member, you have the 
unique opportunity to see things like a newcomer, and thus point out things on 
the website that need improvement; Existing bug 250348 [4] already mentions some items that should help newcomers get started. 
I'd appreciate getting you on board. 
Let me know what you think! 
[1] http://www.eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/development_process.php#4_8_Councils
[2] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Architecture_Council
[3] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Community&component=Architecture%20Council
[4] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=250348 
Thanks,
Martin
  
Approved
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:41:45 +0100
Subject: FW: Nominate Kenn Hussey to the AC
Hi Mike,
 
may I recommend Kenn Hussey to you for appointment to the 
Eclipse Architecture Council.
 
He's got an impressive support of 19 +1's from current AC 
members, and Ed confirmed to
me that he spoke to Kenn and he's actually willing to 
invest some of his time into the AC.
 
What else could we want!
 
Thanks,
Martin
Esteemed Council,
I'd like to nominate Kenn Hussey to the 
council.  He has been an active participant in our community for a great 
many years.  His technical work is brilliant. Who else could implement 
something as complex as UML2 single handedly, while helping fix the 
specification as part of the process?  He is very well respected at the OMG 
for his contributions there.
His involvement at Eclipse spans many 
projects.  His recent effort to integrate EMF and RAP is but one excellent 
example:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/RAP/EMF_Integration
He's 
reliable, professional, hardworking, and can be counted upon for keen insight 
and fresh ideas.  You've probably seen that he's an active blogger on the 
planet always with a positive message to share.
I believe he'd be an 
asset to the council.
Cheers,
Ed