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After attending summit 23 I made up my mind and decided to re-apply. Looking back, I contributed quite a lot this year: helping working out the consequences of the GDPR for XMPP, working on a blog and a whitepaper on an interesting XMPP deployment, helping at FOSDEM, participating in the summit. I can still contribute a lot to the community and I still learn a lot from the community. | After attending summit 23 I made up my mind and decided to re-apply. Looking back, I contributed quite a lot this year: helping working out the consequences of the GDPR for XMPP, working on a blog and a whitepaper on an interesting XMPP deployment, helping at FOSDEM, participating in the summit. I can still contribute a lot to the community and I still learn a lot from the community. | ||
Looking forward: I want to make more visible in what unexpected and sometimes spectacular ways XMPP solves problems. Want to show the thousands of | Looking forward: there are some unfinished businesses. I want to make more visible in what unexpected and sometimes spectacular ways XMPP solves problems. Want to show the thousands of deploymens we never hear about. So I decided to do what I am good at: writing. I still have a whitepaper and a blog to finish. And I want to do more of those: go out there and interview the people behind interesting XMPP deployments and publish about them. | ||
And that is a question from me to you: if you know deployments that I should describe, either because they are unexpected, carry a nice lessen for others, are eye-catching, are technically interesting or just a nice example, please let me know! | And that is a question from me to you: if you know deployments that I should describe, either because they are unexpected, carry a nice lessen for others, are eye-catching, are technically interesting or just a nice example, please let me know! |
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