Just like stepping away from the k8s steering committee -- this is bitter sweet. But I know that the TOC is in good hands and I look forward to see what y'all get up to. Let me know if I can help at

thank you chris and liz! the essence of community is renewal, so I couldn't be happier than to make way for these new folks a <caniszczyk@...> wrote:

I am at loss of words to express how grateful I am for this opportunity. Looking forward to work with this great team in the future!

+1 Alexis is one of the OG CNCF TOC members and I want to thank him personally being there in the early days guiding the organization while we were bootstrapping, thank you Alexis! -- Chris Aniszczyk

Thank you! Can’t say enough how helpful and wise Alexis & Joe have both been on the TOC. Really appreciate everything you have done. Looking forward to working with this great team going forward!

Fantastic race, congratulations to everyone selected! We’re all in great hands!

Dear all, thanks for organizing this vote. I know it was stated that the underlying data would not be published, but I would still like to suggest publishing a ranking, ideally with the cumulative

Congrats to all!

Many thanks to all who participated in this process, I’m pleased to announce the results of the TOC Election for the GB, End User and Maintainer appointed seats for 2020. End User appointed seat:

I’m going to have to miss tomorrow’s TOC call due to a company off-site -- Liz Rice - sent from my phone

Yes, having an approved alternative would be great. Thanks, Dan!

Excellent Matt. I will be able to provide input Feb 7 and ahead of our next working call on Feb 20th. Warm Regards, Lisbeth Linux Foundation, CFO/COO e: lmcnabb@... m: 214.632.6729 @lisbethmcnabb

It's great to read the report! Good job and thank you for everyone involved! Bart Smykla On 31/01/2020, 18:17, "kubernetes-dev@... on behalf of Alexis Richardson"

Sorry, I'd forgotten some of the history. I merged the possible schism by adding the divergence in reporting to the CNCF CoC, at the same time that we retained an outside CoC expert to manage

I don't think Kubernetes currently follows a separate Code of Conduct. If you look in https://github.com/kubernetes/community/blob/master/code-of-conduct.md you'll find a pointer to the CNCF CoC. If

The requirement for CNCF projects to adopt the CNCF Code of Conduct (CoC) was in the original version of the graduation criteria adopted by the TOC in December 2016:

Hi, Carolyn! Apologies beforehand if this is not the place to bring this up. I don't know if there was discussion behind this, so I may be missing a lot of context. Anyway, off to the point. Your

Nice work Matt – I left a bit of feedback. -shannon

The Kubernetes Code of Conduct Committee wanted to clarify a recent change to theCNCF Graduation Criteria doc. The change adds to the Sandbox Stage “Adopt the CNCF Code of Conduct” which is

Very well written, Matt. +1