On [Wed, 30.01.2008 06:34], James Gray wrote:
> On Jan 29, 2008, at 3:23 PM, Thomas Wieczorek wrote:
>
>> On Jan 29, 2008 3:51 PM, James Gray <james / grayproductions.net> wrote:
>>>
>>
>>> I just want to make sure
>>> anybody who's reading this knows that if you are thinking, "Man, I
>>> would love to run the Ruby Quiz if I only knew enough Ruby," you are
>>> perfect for the job.
>>
>> That part is really challenging. I am learning exclusively Ruby for
>> the last weeks and I am falling more and more in love with it. I'd do
>> it. For the challenge and keeping the fun going on.
>
> That almost exactly where I was when I started.  :)
>
> Think it over.  You've got a couple of weeks to decide yet.
>
> I'm glad to hear someone is interested though!
>
> James Edward Gray II

I really don't want to be pessimistic nor do I want to put somebody off, 
but I have to mention that, whoever wants to take the job, has to be sure, what he has to do. 
It's not only a taking part (but of course it's a great chance to learn Ruby),
but also a lot of giving, meaning that it can be alot more work than you may think in the first
moment. 

Why I'm saying this? Just to be sure, that noone gets frustrated, and that we don't have
to search for someone else in just a few weeks.

However, if you are sure that you can stand the work and that you really want to do it:
I'm sure that you are welcome to do it :)

(Why I'm posting this as a reply to James and not to Thomas is that James shouldn't be too 
much like "It's a great job" without mentioning the possible problems. I'm not saying that you 
didn't mention the problems, but people are likely to forget them right after reading,
so it could be important to post them more than one time. However, I hope you don't
see this in any offending way. I'm new to this quiz and I really like it, so I just want
the best for it :))

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Dominik Honnef