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Hi Matt B., Thank you for the nominating me. I would be honoured to accept the nomination. Thanks Matt F. for informing me of the process. Regards, Martin

The next step in the process is that Martin needs to accept. He can do that here on the list.

+1 -- Typed slowly with one finger on my phone. Please forgive any interesting auto-corrections or misunderstanding typos.

Yes, +1

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Vic, Thanks for all your time and hard work on Helm. We couldn't have pulled off all that charts CI without you. I wish you the best in the projects your working on and the family time. - Matt Farina

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