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Sorry folks.  I've decided to give up WG15 work, including RIN, after
November.  The main reason is that, to keep it up, I'd have to take four
weeks of my annual leave allowance (two for meetings, two to report back
to my sponsors, EurOpen and USENIX), and this seems like too high a
price to pay.  (So this is what getting married and having an impending
family does to one: first you get a real job, then you remove yourself
from circulation...)

This means that, after November, the UK will have to find itself another
internationalization rapporteur, and RIN will have to find another
secretary.

But I'll see you in Stockholm!

-- 
Dominic Dunlop