There's a pointer in this post from Sean Coates to this mailing list message from Gabor Hojtsy talking about his resignation from the post of editor of the PHP manual.

I have been pondering through this writeup in the last couple of weeks, and the recent OSCOM events [1] prompted me to be straight and honest, and step back from the leadership of the PHP Documentation and from the list on the documentation frontpage consequently.

To be honest, I have not been active the last couple of months, only pariticipated in some directional discussions, and unfortunately I don't see a light in the future to be able to contribute more. Certainly I don't deserve the position to be named and listed as the PHP Documentation Editor anymore. There are quite a few more active people, who should get the credit they deserve.

He mentions some of the other things going on in his life - work, personal life, other web development sites - and he just dosen't have the time to give it the effort it needs. He's leaving his post knowing that there are plenty of qualified people in the PHP team to take his place.

Thanks for all of your hard work, Gabor - the entire PHP community appreciates all you've done.

There's a pointer in this post from Sean Coates to this mailing list message from Gabor Hojtsy talking about his resignation from the post of editor of the PHP manual.

I have been pondering through this writeup in the last couple of weeks, and the recent OSCOM events [1] prompted me to be straight and honest, and step back from the leadership of the PHP Documentation and from the list on the documentation frontpage consequently.

To be honest, I have not been active the last couple of months, only pariticipated in some directional discussions, and unfortunately I don't see a light in the future to be able to contribute more. Certainly I don't deserve the position to be named and listed as the PHP Documentation Editor anymore. There are quite a few more active people, who should get the credit they deserve.

He mentions some of the other things going on in his life - work, personal life, other web development sites - and he just dosen't have the time to give it the effort it needs. He's leaving his post knowing that there are plenty of qualified people in the PHP team to take his place.

Thanks for all of your hard work, Gabor - the entire PHP community appreciates all you've done.