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Hi Alan,

First of all, congratulations on the new job. I hope it is a positive step for you!

I know the cssparser project has been a pretty thankless task, but it continues to be in demand. I just did a search on "css" on the SourceForge homepage and we're (almost) the top of the list, where it tells me that we have 115 weekly downloads. I know it has been something like this week-on-week, year-on-year.

Alan, you have been a champion. Thank you so much for your efforts. I'll spend some time getting a handle on the Maven release process, and no doubt come back to you with some questions.

With best regards,

David

On 07/03/2013, at 4:24 PM, Alan Krueger <al...@tr...> wrote:

> Guys,
> 
> I just changed jobs this week.  My new employer is quite a bit more 
> concerned about employees outside work related to their business, even 
> open source projects that employees have contributed to in the past.  
> The requirements to navigate it legally are a bit more than I have time 
> for at the moment, so I'm planning to step down off the cssparser 
> project to avoid any possibility of legal issues affecting my employment 
> or the cssparser project.
> 
> I'll be happy to help transition things off my plate in the near future 
> as necessary, as time permits.
> 
> Thanks,
> Alan
> 
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Guys,

I just changed jobs this week.  My new employer is quite a bit more 
concerned about employees outside work related to their business, even 
open source projects that employees have contributed to in the past.  
The requirements to navigate it legally are a bit more than I have time 
for at the moment, so I'm planning to step down off the cssparser 
project to avoid any possibility of legal issues affecting my employment 
or the cssparser project.

I'll be happy to help transition things off my plate in the near future 
as necessary, as time permits.

Thanks,
Alan