Thanks to some wonderful feedback from the community and some conciliatory tones from a couple of gaim developers, I've reached the conclusion I'm merely hurting the community more by refusing to continue work on voice and video for gaim. This does not mean I believe it's the best platform for delivering third party IM's voice/video, but it's what we've got now, despite other clients promising steps.
So, out of respect for those who've asked me to fork, asked me not to stop working on it, etc. etc., I'm more than happy to swallow my pride, call myself a stupid idiot (although dolt is my word of the week at the moment, thanks to Ms Grossman and Senor Cervantes), and just shut the fuck up and get back to doing what I enjoy, which is aiming to bring voice and video communications to the masses without the noose of a corporate around your necks.
So, out of respect for those who've asked me to fork, asked me not to stop working on it, etc. etc., I'm more than happy to swallow my pride, call myself a stupid idiot (although dolt is my word of the week at the moment, thanks to Ms Grossman and Senor Cervantes), and just shut the fuck up and get back to doing what I enjoy, which is aiming to bring voice and video communications to the masses without the noose of a corporate around your necks.

Meaning, you have forked off Gaim again as to avoid Google's influence?
Gaim release notes
Looks like they'll have to change that part... ;)
Thanks a million!
For all your time and your effort. And for all the bad things that you sometimes have to deal with.
Thank you very much for keep working to make free software much better and useful for everybody.
Just that: thank you!!
Way to go
I look forward to seeing your awesome work take fruit in gaim.
Re: Way to go