Maybe this will help people understand why it's important to clarify Monero is an inclusive open project and what are the problems that could arise if you don't: debian.org/News/2021/20211117. Debian is an open community as well, but they have a clear code of conduct.

"The effect on community would also be very divisive, since such a post would be intepreted in lights of recent context of events within community. Effectively I believe this would likely be a net negative result to the project" <- i also find this comment by a member of the core team disgraceful and worrying. Trying to keep the status quo at all is only making the division deeper. Refusing to even -discuss- adding that blog post was my last

straw.

hello from Monero UX, we're here to help :)

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ErCiccione: i understand that you are currently planning on stepping down as maintainer, how long of a transition are you expecting and for how long will you be available for questions?

Based on this I guess 2 months?

so any redesign, like that discussed in #monero-ux:monero.social should really get going within this time, so as to have an overlap of experience

monero-guides[m]: as far as I know, he is only stepping down from volunteer positions

seems like this room still isn't correctly setup on matrix

monero-guides[m]: as far as I know, he is only stepping down from volunteer positions, not from website dev

selsta: ahh, it seems like I may have misunderstood the situation!

That's good to know- so volunteer positions include weblate stuff?

It would maybe be good to know exactly where the gaps are

there's lot of enthusiasm over in the ux room!

s/lot/lots/