I think this is the last vote related to systemd for a while. There can only be a single default init system obviously, so a vote was required there. It was a

I think this is the last vote related to systemd for a while. There can only be a single default init system obviously, so a vote was required there. It was a hot topic, no need to rehash this. The second vote, initiated by Ian Jackson, was controversial from the start. A lot of people were tired about the init topic and wanted to move on, and didn't want the GR. And they got the majority here: the result of the vote is "General Resolution is not required". This is the majority clearly expressing it's now time to move on. And to be honest I'm happy about this, although I'm just a Debian user and do not vote. With this, it's now unlikely to be another vote. And this desire to move on can be now felt on all sides of the argument, hence the resignations and people moving to other things. I just want to point out that except for Joey Hess (really sorry about that) all are still remaining part of Debian. They just move out of the TC (or systemd maintainership) but are still DD, working on some parts of Debian. And now, hopefully, everyone can cool off and move to other things too.