But they probably also knew (from a look at their commit logs, it's pretty obvious) that the technical work could not continue without them. So it strikes me as a pragmatic compromise.
But they probably also knew (from a look at their commit logs, it's pretty obvious) that the technical work could not continue without them. So it strikes me as a pragmatic compromise.
A clean sheet board I think is another good reason why Roger stepped down.
A few days before Jacob stepped down, Roger was so tired he could barely stand. With Shari Steele as the new director and a new board, it probably is a relieve for Roger and gives more room for a personal live after all these years of dedication to the TOR project.
I'm glad that Roger remains in his role as community manager and core committer. Looking forward to his State of the Onion at 33c3.
The original NYT article discusses allegations of sexual assault against prominent former TOR employee Jacob Applebaum, in case that's unclear to anyone reading the blog post that's now linked.