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On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 21:29:58 +0200 |
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George Shapovalov <george@g.o> wrote: |
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> Friday, 28. April 2006 21:20, Kevin F. Quinn (Gentoo) wrote: |
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> > 3) A herd does not have an email address - it's not a person or |
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> > group of people so an email address is nonsensical. |
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> 3a) A herd has an associated alias |
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> 3b) Individual developers add yourself (explicitly or get added by |
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> means of herds.xml (gentoo module in cvs, under misc)) to this alias. |
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I thought this was the whole point of seemant's original message - it |
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is projects or teams that have a mail alias. Some herds happen to have |
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the same name as a project or team, but it's the team that you email, |
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not the herd. It doesn't make sense to email a herd, any more than it |
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makes sense to send email to an ebuild. It does however make sense to |
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email the maintainer of a herd, in the same way as it makes sense to |
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email the maintainer of an ebuild. |
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Kevin F. Quinn |
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