Dear all, I'd like to nominate myself for membership on the Haskell Prime committee. I have used Haskell in industry, for teaching, and for research. * I have been using Haskell since 2001. * I am currently a university lecturer teaching Haskell to a cohort of 180 students. * I actively use Haskell in research, where I work on applications of category theory in recursion schemes, effect handlers, and domain specific languages. * I have worked with Haskell as a consultant, and am a partner in a company that uses Haskell for web development. I would love to be involved in the process of deciding which features should become part of the next standard for Haskell. I believe that Haskell should be a language that appeals to several audiences: newcomers to computer science, to those who use the language in industry, and also to researchers. The needs of these different groups need not be in conflict, and I would like to see a standard that embraces them all. Best wishes, Nick