Candidacy: Vincent Untz
Vincent Untz <[email protected]>
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Name: Vincent Untz Mail: [email protected] Affl: Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (INPG) (my affiliation will change in the next few months when I'll get a new job. My future affiliation is still unknown) [Sidenote: I'd love to see more people run for the elections! If you're wondering whether to do it or not, do it!] Summary ======= I found my way in GNOME five years ago and I never left: I love the project and I love the community. And of course, I care about both too. While my contributions were technical ones at first, I've found out that I enjoy doing non-technical stuff. I believe I understand quite well our community and I can help the Foundation continue to do the right thing for the project. Why I'm running? ================ First, let me tell you that I'm still not 100% convinced that I should run: + it's very hard for me to evaluate the free time I'll have next year. Well, in fact, it's just impossible to evaluate :-) + I'm far from being completely satisfied with what I've achieved within the board. I don't think I've been useless, but I have the feeling I could have done so much more... (I guess every board member has this feeling, though) So I might change my mind during the elections period. I would have waited a few more hours to help me decide, but I'm traveling tomorrow. That being said... :-) I'm running because: + I care about GNOME. + I try to not speak forever about doing things, but to do them. Although I admit sometimes I'm pretty late at doing them. + I'm French. Okay, that's irrelevant. + I believe people can come and talk to me: I'm generally quite open. This is useful to receive feedback, but also to not frighten people when they want to ask for something. + I'm paying attention to details, and I'm somewhat good at keeping track of details so things don't go unnoticed. + Did I mention I'd like to have GNOME adopt French as the official GNOME language? (Translation: I don't want GNOME to become not fun.) Thanks, Vincent -- Les gens heureux ne sont pas pressés.