That being said, yes, I'm basically carrying the torch, now, and am happy to do it. If he pushes useful commits to his fork, I'll definitely consider them for merging into my fork (as I did with some of the improvements he made in this week's commit). Tyrsis put a lot of work into carrying SESE to the point it was at when I picked it up, so I don't want him to feel 'replaced' or anything. The main reason I'm being so vague, here, is I don't want to step on toes. I'm also a fan of good communication, so feedback in all forms is greatly appreciated - comments, questions, suggestions, free beer. Anyone who wishes to lend a hand is more than welcome to do so and I will gladly collaborate with anyone who wants to help. I'm just someone who picked up the project where it seemed to be leaving off and am actively working to improve the software, through both refinements and new additions, as well (current projects of note are the WCF rebuild and - just started today - a complete re-working of the logging system). I imagine he just didn't have the time to go through it all, as I had made literally thousands of changes across hundreds of commits. I submitted pull requests for the changes I made many times, but they were never merged. I can't really answer that last question.

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