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Duncan wrote: |
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> Chris Gianelloni <wolf31o2@g.o> posted |
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>> gentoo-projects: This list is for... what exactly? I've not really |
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>> figured that one out just yet. I know it is supposed to be pretty much |
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>> anything that doesn't fit into gentoo-dev or another project-specific |
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>> list. Am I correct here? Is this what everyone thinks this list is |
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>> supposed to be used for? |
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> My take is that if it's gentoo devel but not tech in nature, it goes |
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> there by default. The short term rule of thumb could then be post it |
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> there if in doubt whether it goes here or there, and if it's posted here |
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> and any dev complains, it goes there, regardless. (Once the current |
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> subscription snafus get worked out, I'd hope by Monday or Tuesday at the |
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> latest.) |
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I think this is a good idea. If the only thing that goes on -project is |
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flame wars then the list will die and all the flamewars will just come |
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back to -dev... |
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I'd think that anything non-technical related to the gentoo distro that |
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is at a high level should probably go on -project. That might be a |
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place to announce council agendas, council nominations, this email |
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thread, etc. |
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Some seem to be of the mind that -project should be mainly for stuff |
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that no developer would want to look at anyway. The problem with that |
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is the whole reason that stuff gets posted to -dev is that people want |
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to interact with the -devs - so the traffic will go wherever the devs |
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are. If you want to keep -dev on technical topics then the interesting |
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non-technical topics will have to go to -project so that the list is |
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taken seriously. Otherwise all the noise will just be back on -dev.... |
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