Consider unsubscribing from the mailing lists but staying on the board. You have a lot of experience and we selected you for board for that reason. The day to day operation of inkscape can be handed to fresher people. Don't try to do everything - that's how smart people usually fail.
njh
On Sun, Dec 01, 2013 at 04:51:56PM +0100, Johan Engelen wrote:
Hello all, I'm considering stepping down, resigning from Inkscape's board.
For the past months, I've lacked the motivation to spend enough time on board matters. It's been a disappointing (in myself) experience.
Moreover, recently, although there were fun moments, they are overshadowed by a number of very negative experiences on the maillist/community and I want to be able to stop reading the maillist and just pull the plug for a while. Also, already not having/spending the time to reply to messages I want to reply to is already frustrating.
It feels very bad already simply considering unsubscribing from the dev maillist that I've been reading for such a long time. But the bad experiences really stick for a long time (this weekend for example has been ruined), and the simple solution is to just not have them. It is much easier to simply contribute to Inkscape on the side, whenever I want to, and with whom I choose to.
Somehow I've lost a lot of the fun when working on Inkscape. Don't know how I can find it back.
regards, Johan
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