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| Re: [ecf-dev] Nomination of Roland Fru as ECF committer | 
Hi Folks,
Here are the results of the committer vote for Roland Fru as new ECF 
committer
+1:  6
0: 1
-1: 0
Roland is approved by the existing committers.  Congrats Roland, we're 
very happy to have you as a committer for ECF!
Roland and I will begin the paperwork with the foundation to complete 
the process as specified here:
http://www.eclipse.org/legal/newcommitter.php
Thanks everyone for voting and your ongoing participation/help with ECF!
Scott
Scott Lewis wrote:
Hi Folks,
I would like to nominate Roland Fru as a new ECF committer.
Roland has been contributing to the ECF project for the past ~5 months 
working on a Jingle-based implementation of the call API.  He has deep 
experience with developing VOIP infrastructure...for example, he is 
primarily responsible for implementing a commercial softphone 
associated with the yakacall service (http://www.yakacall.com).  He is 
very experienced in Java, he has also worked with the Asterisk open 
source PBX, as a user, administrator, and programmer 
(http://www.asterisk.org).   Roland is also a contributor to the 
Joomla project (http://dev.joomla.org/).  Roland has setup and been 
running our Asterisk server at the OSU Open Source Lab, and would now 
like to be able to contribute directly to the call API development, 
provider implementation, and subsequent exemplary app development as a 
committer.
Also, Roland recently attended Eclipse summit Europe and had time to 
pose for a picture (front left):  
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Eclipse_Communication_Framework_Project
Below is a short note from Roland.  I will send a copy of Roland's 
resume directly to the existing committers in a separate email.  If 
you want to communicate directly with Roland, his email is:  
roland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
All committers please vote +1=approve, -1=disapprove, 0=no vote.
Scott's vote:  +1
Scott
-------Statement from Roland below-----------------
My reasons for wanting to become an Eclipse Committer could be 
summarized as follows:
Open Source in general is gaining ground both as a technology and 
solution provider. I use open source technologies very often in my 
daily work as a consultant/developer and that explains my affinity to 
the open source domain. I am also conscious of the fact that the 
organic growth of Open Source software products and frameworks is 
mainly possible due to the contribution of the developers that commit 
time, knowledge and effort into such projects. With over 7 years 
experience with Java & Communication technologies, ECF is a natural 
choice for me to give back something to Eclipse which I discovered in 
its early days as an IDE and now as a framework. I also participate 
actively in the Joomla CMS project.
Having roots in West Africa, I am also concerned about economic growth 
as a means to reduce poverty and hunger in the region. Providing 
enabling technologies to support businesses in general in cutting 
transaction costs is, in my opinion, a giant leap in that direction. 
Open Source communications technologies in particular represent an 
affordable means to that effect e.g. bundling ECF with existing 
back-end solutions will open up possibilities to small businesses 
which would otherwise have been unaffordable for them. This also is 
one of the reasons why I want to become a committer on the ECF project.
Greetz,
Roland.
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