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On śro, 2017-05-24 at 14:21 +0900, Benda Xu wrote: |
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> Hi Michał, |
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> > Name: gentoo-dev-internal |
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> > Topic: technical discussions between active Gentoo contributors |
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> Basically I object to this proposal. |
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> 1. Another layer of hierarchy is not desirable for a non-profit |
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> organization like us. |
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> 2. Useful discussion are diluted from 1 list into 2 lists. |
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> 3. It is really hard to whitelist/moderate in a transparent and |
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> objective way. |
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> I take the intention of this proposal as that you would like to keep a |
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> certain group of people out of your discussions. If you personally want |
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> to mute someone, it is straightforward to set up a blacklist in your |
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> MTA/MUA. |
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Sure. And also mute the 30 random replies which might or might not be |
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relevant. |
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> I don't think a change is needed at the Gentoo infra level. |
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I wouldn't call opening a new mailing list 'a change'. It is a regular |
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request made by developers who need a tool to work with. |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |
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