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Subject: [Ksummit-discuss] self nomination
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Hello,

I would like to self-nominate for the 2016 kernel summit.

I'm the lead kernel developer working on kernelci.org,
backup/assistant/3rd-string/sick-leave co-maintainer of the arm-soc
tree, as well as co-maintainer of a couple of the many ARM
sub-architectures.

I'm most interested in discussions around kernel testing infrastructure,
and in particular, how to improve testing for the various stable and
LTS-based trees.

Thank you for considering,

Kevin