welcome eugene!

I need to cut back on some of the projects I'm working on and can't really
give Lyntin the attention it needs to keep growing.  On top of that, I'm
not entirely sure I'm the right guy to take Lyntin to the next level in
any case.  For those reasons, I decided the project needs a new maintainer
and I am now passing the maintainership to Eugene.

Lyntin has come a long way since Lyn handed it off to me in 1999.  I have
a lot of people to thank for that: James, Josh, Eugene, Brazen, Lyn,
Sebastian, Brian, William, George, Conan, Malachi, Glassnake, Brian, Josh,
and other folks who have used Lyntin, reported bugs, sent in patches, and
all sorts of other things.

Even though I'm stepping down as maintainer, I plan to hang out on the
mailing list for a while to help with the hand off and also as a regular
developer sort of like what Josh does these days--lurk and comment on
occasion.  Eugene is the decision maker, I defer all decisions to him.  As
far as I'm concerned, I'm passing him a clean slate.  He can take Lyntin
in whatever direction he thinks is best.

Without further ado, join with me in welcoming Eugene as the new
maintainer!

/will

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