<html><body><tt>Unfortunately, I have come to the same decision.  The Dallas Team and</tt> <tt>its members were in no way part of this decision.  Instead, it is due to</tt> <tt>Canonical's removal of the community user base for management and</tt> <tt>support.</tt> <tt>I strongly encourage anyone who's interested in remaining with Canonical</tt> <tt>and who is interested in running the "official" Dallas LoCo to visit the</tt> <tt>Ubuntu Wiki and go through the steps to set yourself up as the contact.</tt> <tt>It's been fun and best of luck to everyone.</tt> <tt>I fully expect the user grown and managed community that we have grown</tt> <tt>together will continue in another form, just not under the supervision</tt> <tt>of Canonical.</tt> <tt>-S</tt> <tt>On Sat, 2007-09-29 at 23:43 -0500, Long Diep wrote:</tt> <tt>> The changes as of late to the management of the LoCo teams has now</tt> <tt>> become something that I cannot agree with philosophically. I hearby step</tt> <tt>> down as assistant administrator and leave my position open. I wish this</tt> <tt>> team the best of luck in their progression.</tt> <tt>> </tt> </body></html>