Re: [gnome.org #11287] GNOME Membership Application of Alejandro Piïeiro Iglesias

["Chema Casanova Crespo via RT" <membership-applications gnome org>]

Hi Tobias,

I only can give a good feedback from Alejandro. I knew him when he was
finishing his degree in computer science. He started participating in
the development of Fisterra a GTK+ enterprise management application. So
he has been coding GNOME for more than five years.

During last years he has been involved tasks related to accessibility,
he has being attending GUADEC for several years and also has given
talks at GUADEC. This year he has a talk at GUADEC-ES. He has attended
to accessibility hackfest at CSUN.

He has been on charge of Cally and Gail libraries to give a11y support.

He is currently involved in the organization of the accessibility
hackfest in Sevilla during AEGIS conference and has collaborated with
GNOME Hispano community.

I think that Alejandro PiÃeiro should have applied earlier for being a
GNOME Foundation member, so I can only support his application.

We will have a nice guy on board that could help to improve the GNOME
project.

Regards,

Chema Casanova



On Thu, 2010-07-08 at 11:33 +0000, Tobias Mueller via RT wrote:
> Dear Josà MarÃa and Joanmarie,
>
> the GNOME Membership Committee is about to process Alejandro PiÃeiro
> Iglesias's application to become a GNOME Foundation Member and therefore
> we would like to receive some feedback about him and his GNOME-related
> work.(past and present contributions are usually fine)
>
> Please remember that vouching for a contributor means you really think
> he deserves to be a Foundation Member and that you trust him and his
> work for the global GNOME community. If unsure about vouching or not,
> please let us know why you don't feel enough comfortable in advocating
> this applicant.
>
> At your service,
>
> The GNOME Foundation Membership Committee
>
>
>
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