Robert Buchholz wrote:

> 
> * The chronology title should show that it is a chronology of early 
> Gentoo history. Reading it today it seems to say "nothing happened in 
> Gentoo since 2002"
> 
> * The "introduction" could give a little more background. The important 
> thing here is that Gentoo is turning 10. For the last ten years, we're 
> committed to bringing an cutting edge source based distro to users that 
> need more flexibility than binary packages can give them.
> How the exact date of celebration was agreed on should be secondary in 
> there IMO.
> 

Thanks Robert,

What about;

Introduction

Gentoo is turning 10. For the last ten years, Gentoo has been committed 
to bringing the cutting edge source based distro to users that need more 
flexibility than binary packages can give them. With a vibrant community 
and over 300 developers, much has been accomplished since the beginning.

The anniversary date of 1999-10-04 was decided on by a couple of key 
dates in Gentoo's history. The name Enoch was changed to Gentoo and the 
domain name gentoo.org was registered. The founder of Gentoo Daniel 
Robbins, gives us this chronology.

-david