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On 02:27 Mon 28 Apr , Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Sunday 27 April 2008, Santiago M. Mola wrote: |
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> > Anyway, next time I'll use @-project, and let's see if someone |
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> > actually cares about that mailing list. |
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> unfortunately (fortunately?), that's the way the Gentoo community wants it. |
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> gentoo-dev is for development only. any non-development stuff goes to the |
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> gentoo-project list. you're most likely right there are a lot less people |
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> subscribed there, but that is because the people who arent subscribed there |
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> dont care about non-development issues. |
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> even if there may be a set of people not on the -project list but on the -dev |
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> list, and they have an opinion on this particular topic, putting the thread |
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> here is not appropriate. if they truly care, they can signup, fetch the |
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> relevant mails from the archive, and respond. |
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Here's one way to help get some more attention for the discussion you |
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want to have, even if it's on a list with a smaller audience. As with |
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any other topic, feel free to post a pointer on gentoo-dev-announce to |
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tell people: |
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what (the topic), |
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when (when you will start the discussion), and |
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where (the list/channel). |
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As long as it is an announcement (and not an opinion), -dev-announce |
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should be a good place. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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