[TYPO3-t3dd] Resumée

[Rens Admiraal]

@all: Thanks for the great weekend! It was my first real T3 event 
besides a userday / cert. exam, and really liked it! Looking forward to 
the next event, and the result of all great plans we've seen this weekend!

@kasper: didn't shake hands with you, but did think about how proud you 
must have been this weekend, nice to hear this is true! Your decision 
really is blessed, and is a bless to many of us (and will be for many 
others in the future!). Thanks for you inspiring message!


On 07/05/2010 09:08 AM, Kasper Skårhøj wrote:
> Me think so too!
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> I was very very happy with the event as a whole (thanks Gina and Thomas) as well as the strong focus on getting things done! YES! You are soo cool everyone. I was very thankful to see how TYPO3 as a project is now TRUELY a community project, not just a solo-run like it largely was during the first years with me. I really think we are now seeing why it was necessary that I stepped down for TYPO3 to move to the next level! It hurt for a while but we are gaining confidence and will be unstoppable if this continues. And I like being a part of this as I still feel I am.
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> Anyway, I don't really have a blog, but I felt compelled to write something during the train ride home yesterday:
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> I'm on my way home from T3DD10. Train rides are great for reflections and I'm inspired by the beautiful nature that passes by outside. I feel so much gratitude towards everyone of you for keeping up the unique spirit of this community! I am thinking about how many times over again that people have told me how TYPO3 has changed their life and it's mindbugling to think about what was initiated by my decision to share TYPO3 as open source now 10 years ago in August 2000. One thing is what this product has become with the help of everyone of you. But more importantly in the long term is how we bring purpose to each others lives by walking this road together - to jointly innovate excellent free software enabling people to communate! It sounds like a cliché but when I fathom the beauty of this - like just now here at Padborg Station - you will see a few tears of joy running down my chins. This is the old feeling of something essential. Community and love is what God created us fo
r. So if you want to know the magic behind our community I believe it is simply our natural response to Gods design in us; working passionately together and inspiring each other to share. Share our code. Share our life.
> I fall short of most of my own standards and right now I wish I had more capacity as a person to get to know everyone of you much better. But this is life as we all know it: Beauty and brokenness. If you want to know what heaven will be like, imagine just all the beauty! This is what God originally intended and this is what we will eventually get through Christ at the end of the road here on earth.
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> Here is a verse from a song by Jan Honningdal - a norwegian christian artist I'm just listening to:
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> At the end of the road
> when the sun goes down
> life begins at another place
> there are no tears
> no night, no day
> no evil of any kind
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> Although it's not strictly legal, I'm sure mr. Honningdal doesn't if this track gets a chance to bless your day - as it did mine just now. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3261603/17%20Himmelsangen.m4a
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> See you all at the next TYPO3 event! And may the source (of life) be with you all!
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> Kasper Skårhøj
> kasperskaarhoj at gmail.com  //  +45 20 999 115
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> On 04/07/2010, at 23.25, Steffen Ritter wrote:
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>> Hi2all,
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>> Had been a great pleasure to me!
>> Thx to Gina and Thomas and all the other hidden helping hands!
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>> regards
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>> Steffen R.
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> Kasper Skårhøj
> kasperskaarhoj at gmail.com  //  +45 20 999 115
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