Hi Arnaud Thanks very much for all your efforts as chair in the past year! Glad to hear that you got a new position and wish you enjoy a wonderful time with it!

Fine to skip it!

This is really a wonderful feature! And hope it won't occupy too many resources.

I think Arnaud means to cancel, but need his confirmation,

Hi Gari, I hope everything goes well with you in the future!

I also feel that "Graduated" is better. Besides, we may consider to allow the project to release 1.0/2.0/x.0 before its graduation. Version number is just the number, no need to bind to status.

Hi, Arnaud and team Sorry I cannot make it this week.

Vipin Very thoughtful article! Everything has two sides, and there's always debates between revolution and evolution. At most time, things get improved and improved, then suddenly, disruption happened

Somehow, i feel the term deprecation is not that appropriate for a mature-enough project like Composer. It might be more reasonable to rename it as Maintenance, as there are still supports to fix thos

It would be a good idea if we can have some consensus library that is sharable among different blockchains, that's more valuable than a single implementation. We have Ursa which covers the crypto tech

I also want to highlight this link: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/HYP/TSC+Election+2019. And believe most working group/team members are project contributor at the same time. Thanks!

I like this idea. Besides, we may consider an automatic opt-out for 3 continuous unexcused absences. And for the number, consider the growing size of the community and more new projects, 17, 19 or 21

+1, and prefer the meeting minutes compared with the video recording, which is not easy to search.

I like this idea, it is really important to bridge industry and academia together, and create great open-source projects. And it would be appealing, what kind of hurdles they met when made the contrib

Nice point, vipin. Libra is a totally different project, but it's appealing to see if there's any collaborative potentials in techniques, e.g., their BFT algorithm.

Prefer the more-automatic way!

Arnaud I'd like to help if needed. Thanks!

Python is a very vigorous, and it is still evolving!

Hi, Dan I guess you meant 05-16?

Great, zhangjiong! I think this is an interesting topic, as VRP was typically used in public scenarios and some open-sourced repo will be a good start.