Gentoo loses charter; Robbins offers to return

> I've been happily using Gentoo since 2003 & know of no "crisis".

Daniel Robbins, IMHO, would *not* make a good leader for today's Gentoo. However, he is right
about one thing: over the past year, Gentoo's current leadership achieved many embarrassing
failures. It has failed to release 2007.1, it has failed to publish the newsletter, it spent
many weeks fixing a critical server that got hacked, and, worst of all, experienced developers
continue leaving the project. How can you say that there is no crisis when the front page of
gentoo.org has not been updated for months! Losing non-profit status in New Mexico is just the
icing on the many-layered cake of incompetence.

It's no wonder that 90% of Gentoo forum users are voting[1] for the dictatorship...

[1] http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-644321.html