[gnome.org #5953] AutoReply: Application received from Rob Bradford (rob AT robster.org.uk)

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Contact Information:
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Name: Rob Bradford
E-mail: rob AT robster.org.uk
irc.gnome.org nickname (if any): robster
svn.gnome.org username (if any): rbradford

Previous GNOME Foundation member: no

GNOME contributions:
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Summary:
Pessulus, evolution-data-server, anjuta, pimlico (contacts, dates, tasks), GUADEC 2007 organisation, 
OpenedHand

Detailed description:
I have been contributing to GNOME for ~ 7 years. My original contributions were to the GDP (manuals for GNOME 
Tetravex and GNOME Stones) and also to the Bugsquad.

I'm listed as a maintainer of Pessulus, the GNOME lockdown manager. This code is mostly in maintenance mode 
as the vast majority of functionality has been moved into Sabayon.

I've contributed various patches to evolution-data-server and am working on trying to mainline the port of 
e-d-s to DBus.

I am the Debian maintainer for Anjuta and have contributed patches and bugfixes to Anjuta. Mostly in order to 
support the development of the Anjuta Poky integration plugin.

I have worked on the Pimlico project suite of PIM applications targeting GNOME Mobile platforms.

I was involved in the organisation of GUADEC in 2007 in Birmingham where I was responsible for the 
registration system and network connectivity. :-)

I am employed by OpenedHand to work on GNOME Mobile platforms and spoke at GUADEC 2008 and gnome.conf.au 2008 
on techniques and tools for building GNOME Mobile applications.

Contacts:
Ross Burton <ross AT o-hand.com> (EDS maintainer, Pimlico maintainer)
Paul Cooper <pgc AT o-hand.com> (GUADEC 2007 organiser)

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