Re: [gnome.org #15596] GNOME Membership Application of DaeHyun Sung

["Seong-ho Cho via RT" <membership-applications gnome org>]

I'm sorry to late sending reply, and I agree to give vouching to him.

he participated gnome asia 2013 as an attendee of gnome localization class,
he had got an insterest about gnome contribution since 2015,
and He tried to submit/gave suggestion his translation since 2 years ago
(his number of suggestion of translation was respectable, but rejected due
to many reason).

I know that he have an experience number of failure to start gnome
contribution,
and he gave his encouraging 'first' commit to improve gucharmap,
to make support latest version of unicode(cjk ideographic character).
so I think that we would better to acknowledge his 'big first step' in
early this year for the gnome project.

2017-05-17 17:34 GMT+09:00 Tong Hui via RT <
membership-applications gnome org>:

> Dear Christian Persch, Seong-ho Cho and Sammy Fung,
>
> The GNOME Membership Committee is about to process DaeHyun Sung's
> application to become a GNOME Foundation Member and therefore need some
> feedback about the applicant and their work on GNOME, both past and
> present.
>
> Remember that vouching for a contributor means you really think the
> applicant
> is committed to GNOME and will carry on contributing in the  future, and
> that
> you trust the applicant and their work. If unsure about vouching or not,
> please
> let us know why you don't feel comfortable enough in advocating this
> applicant.
>
> For further details about the applicant, feel free to have a look at the
> their application at the following link:
>
> https://mail.gnome.org/archives/membership-committee/
> 2017-May/msg00000.html
>
> Thanks,
>
> The GNOME Foundation Membership Committee
>
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Seong-ho Cho

GNOME Asia Summit 2013 Local Organizer.
Translator, getting involved on variety open source software projects.


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