In a letter to the Amiga.org community, Dave Crawford announces his resignation at Amiga.org
On behalf on the entire staff, I would like to thank Dave for everything that he has done for Amiga.org and wish him all the best in the future.
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Dear Amiga.org users,
The transition of Web master from Wayne Hunt to Kees has been completed, and my tenure too is at an end. During the time in which Wayne stepped down, I maintained my position for awhile to make sure that one of the other moderators could step up to the plate and score a few runs. With that task completed, I am now officially stepping down from the Web master position as well; although, I'm sure that many of you have already noticed that my rank has been changed. The roller-coaster has been fun, and I will now move to the cars in the back with everyone else. I appreciate the support that I received from the community during my tenure, and I thank y'all.
Years ago, I was editor of "The UGN Times," an ill-fated, amigaguide-based, periodical from Amiga.org. Later I created ARexx scripts, REBOL scripts, and various how-to guides, some of which are still available. After quite some time of helping AO from the shadows, Wayne decided to have me help out in a more official capacity for a plethora of reasons.
Eventually, I began to work on MorphZone, as an unofficial help site for MorphOS users. Due to my work there, I finally went to work for Genesi. I stayed onboard the AO crew because Wayne still hadn't worked through the reasons for me coming aboard in the first place. As everyone knows, Wayne eventually took a position at Genesi as well, but he was much more visible than I; thus, he felt compelled to step down immediately. I stayed on as a Web master to help ease the transition as best I could. That phase of Amiga.org's history is now over, and I can move back to what I've always done: helping in what ways I can from the background.
I really appreciate the support I've had from the staff, past and present, of Amiga.org. Just as importantly, I appreciate each and every member of AO that has lent an ear, posted a positive comment, or helped another user. While I may spend much of my creative energy on MorphZone now, rest assured that I will continue to provide support to Amiga.org and its users from the sidelines. Once again, thanks to everyone for the good memories.
Best Wishes,
Targhan
P.S. Those "thank yous" include the people who've taken the time to remind me when I crossed the line.
