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On Sun, 05 Jun 2011 13:57:18 +0200 |
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Sebastian Pipping <sping@g.o> wrote: |
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> PS: I noticed the typo in |
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> gentoo-users@lists.g.o |
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> and sent a new mail to <gentoo-user@lists.g.o> now. |
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> Sebastian |
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From an grossly incomplete, very quick and rather dirty count of my |
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own darling packages, it looks like I maintain 74 directly, and hundreds |
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as part of a herd/team/project. |
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Would you like me to start sending mail about all of them to the Gentoo |
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Developers Mailing List? |
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In other words, apparently it must be said once in a while that |
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discussing individual packages or exposing information about them on |
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gentoo-dev@ has long been regarded as spam. |
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Maybe you would like that to change, but currently I don't see anyone |
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else sending updates about individual packages, let alone package |
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versions to this list, except when it's about a package that could very |
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well brick your system, like glibc. |
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So maybe your thread should have gone to <gentoo-user*@lists.g.o> only. |
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