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On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 08:59:57 -0700, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> Not meaning to cause too much of a hubbub but I was surprised at |
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> how much email traffic has fallen off for the Gentoo lists over the |
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> last couple of years. I suspect that some of this is folks moving to |
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> less technical environments - maybe Ubuntu or Arch - but still I was |
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> surprised that it was something like a 60% drop since the high in |
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> 2006. |
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It could be a sign of the maturity of Gentoo. If there are less problems |
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there will be less posts, since there are very few threads starting with |
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"I did a world update today and everything worked perfectly". |
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> I was also surprised at the drop off on gentoo-dev as it sort of |
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> correlates with my impression of bugs not being addressed as fast |
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> these days. |
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Or they are spending more time developing and less time flaming one |
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another these days? |
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Neil Bothwick |
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