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On Thu, 2006-06-15 at 17:43 +0200, Jakub Moc wrote: |
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> > Say it with me. |
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> > |
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> > Herd == packages |
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> > Team == people |
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> There's no such thing like <team> in metadata.xml, that's what we've |
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> been talking about for ~1 day now. |
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Maybe it's what you erroneously have been trying to say that I've been |
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saying, but it definitely isn't what "we" have been talking about. The |
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"team" is *implied* by the herd. If you email the alias for the herd, |
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you get the team. It really is that simple. |
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Let's look at this another way. There are a few packages which belong |
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to the livecd herd. There is no livecd team, there is just me. The |
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only person on the herd alias for livecd is me. That doesn't make *me* |
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the livecd herd. It makes the *packages* the livecd herd and *me* the |
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*maintainer*. Your practice of "email whatever is in the herd tag |
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unless there is a maintainer tag" does not change in any way. I really |
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don't understand what you're trying to argue, since again, you've simply |
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restated what I've said a few times now. |
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