Although I did not contribute to SolveSpace's core itself, I still felt that you made a huge effort to review and scrutinize any of my changes while displaying commendable amounts of politeness and patience.

Almost nothing is meant to last forever, and you certainly don't need to light yourself on fire to keep others warm. I can empathize with your feeling of burning out and completely understand the need to focus on fewer responsibilities in the future.

Finally, thank you for your selfless leadership, hard work, and also your efforts in everything non-technical. I appreciate it very much.

Thanks for your help here on github and on #solvespace irc over the years, it's hugely appreciated.

Thank you for being very demanding on code quality for contributions. It has made the "bleeding edge" master branch of SolveSpace so stable over the years, that I have almost never used 2.3! This is not an easy thing to achieve and I really appreciate your consistency in enforsing it.

After some recent public and private interactions with both current and past developers, I change my mind. I have no desire to touch SolveSpace ever again, and I have removed myself from the organization. Have fun.

So I regret that I'm sufficiently removed from SolveSpace's development that I didn't become aware of this until just now.

Without @whitequark's work building and maintaining SolveSpace over the last six years, it would still be the research-grade codebase that I released back in 2013. Her efforts both on user-facing enhancements and to make that codebase accessible to contributions by others are the only reason why this project exists in a form beyond "frozen in time, with scattered forks". I greatly appreciate that work, and hope to work with you again (on something, if not SolveSpace) in future.

I need to mention, I was one who a reason of previous @whitequark message. But now we solved issues between us, and I also should say: It was a pleasure to work together, and if she decided to work on SolveSpace again, I will be happy to work together.