I've been hanging around the BSD world since 1995. 23 years. Haven't tried to be a leader. Just running servers and filing bugs and writing books.

In the last couple years, more than one senior OSS/BSD person has made a point of telling me some variant of "I'm becoming a senior member of the community," or they "won't be around forever and I'm next," or that I'm "becoming a BSD statesman."

Which is way weird.

I don't like it. At ALL.

Is this what it means to grow up?

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@mwlucas Yes it does; and you're the type of leader we need.. definitely not the one we deserve though 😉 I've been around since '94'/'95 myself in various levels of activity.. I am on a recent upswing, and I intend to keep increasing (I never intended to decrease... but "life" ☹️ )

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