In conclusion, the Council would like to thank you, the Maemo Community, developers, end-users, and Nokia employees alike, for helping to make this a fun ride. Our hope is that the ride isn't over yet, but it's up to us to begin to think about providing the fuel. Many exciting developments are still in store for Maemo, so lets not sit back and wait for a supposed end. There are already many dedicated community members who have made the Maemo Community a success. If you've never contributed before, think about how you can help: report bugs, edit the wiki, and take part in the Talk forums… Likewise, we're quickly approaching the next Community Council elections, so please consider your role in Maemo and how you might contribute in a more (or less) 'official” role (yes, many of us still think the Council is an integral component to sustaining the Maemo Community). Our community is not ready to die, so be one of the people who provide life to an organism that thrives on personal involvement.

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