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Re: [science-pmc] Retiring the Science Working Group
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Hi Torkild,
that's a point. We have had good meetings and a lot of fun over the
years. But I totally agree with you, that the setup of the Science WG
was probably too optimistic and the focus was too diverse. Me for myself
will keep on improving:
* SWTChart
* ChemClipse
I would be happy to see if also
* TexClipse
survives and if other projects like
* DAWNSci
* StatET
will be developed further on.
You have my support for your request to retire the Science WG.
Best,
Philip
On 28.10.22 20:53, Torkild U. Resheim wrote:
Ahoy everyone,
I have finally come to the conclusion that the Eclipse Science Working Group should be retired. It is not functional; with only me in the board doing very little, and apparently no one wanting to step up. Additionally I believe the Working Group concept is too heavyweight for the workload that we have been able to support.
However, projects are active, and of course we would like to keep it that way. I believe they would not suffer if we shut down the Working Group. Keeping only the Top Level Project and it’s PMC going would be quite sufficient for what we have been trying to achieve. And if need be, we could always establish a new lighter Interest Group[1].
I’m looking forward to your comments and input. If there is not support for an establishing a full board within the next two months, I will ask the Foundation to retire the Science Working Group.
Best regards,
Torkild
[1] https://www.eclipse.org/org/collaborations/interest-groups/process.php
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