Just in case,
Tony, you don’t like it out there (it’s not a nice world:), just
come back. We need you in all those roles Bryan
described! Thank you for all you have done in the big localisation world!
Reinhard
From:
[mailto:]
Sent: 01 March 2010 23:07
To: ;
Subject: RE: [xliff] Adieu!
Tony,
As my teacher, my
recruiter, my guru, but most of all my friend, I salute you!
With all the seen
and unseen contribution you've made, words cannot begin to express the debt
XLIFF has to you.
Best to you my
friend . . .
- Bryan
From:
Tony Jewtushenko
[mailto:]
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010 2:12
PM
To:
Subject: [xliff] Adieu!
Dear friends and colleagues:
After many, many years of working with you, the time has come to say farewell
and good luck. I have recently made a career change that further
distances me from the localization/globalisation domain. As a
result, it's neither practical for me personally nor helpful to the TC
for me to continue contributing to the TC. Bryan has been singlehandedly and very
capably chairing the TC for over the past year, and I have the utmost
confidence in his future leadership.
It's been a privilege and a pleasure to work with you. I am very proud
of what we've accomplished as a team, and proud to have contributed to the
technical committee's excellent work. I'll certainly keep an eye on the TC's
progress and your progress towards delivering XLIFF 2.0.
I hope we meet again either professionally or personally. Please feel
free to connect with me on LinkedIn if you use that service - I'd be
delighted to stay in touch.
May the wind always be on your back!
Warm regards,
Tony
