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Re: GNATS development services moved to gnu.org
From: |
Milan Zamazal |
Subject: |
Re: GNATS development services moved to gnu.org |
Date: |
22 Nov 2001 11:06:16 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.1 |
>>>>> "CCW" == Chad C Walstrom <address@hidden> writes:
CCW> We really didn't have a whole lot of traffic on gnats-devel to
CCW> begin with. If traffic picks up, most likely after the release
CCW> of v4, you can always elect to start up yet another list for
CCW> devel-only discussions.
Exactly.
CCW> Personal preference would have directed me to make (keep)
CCW> gnats-{devel,user,announce,cvs} lists instead of
CCW> {help,info,commit}-gnats, but GNU seems to have a precedence
CCW> with this naming convention.
Yes, the list names must satisfy GNU conventions. And the consistency
of the overall GNU mailing list names has a precedence over old list
names of a particular subproject.
CCW> For example, it'd be a lot easier to find the gnats related
CCW> lists at http://www.gnu.org/pipermail/ were they prefixed with
CCW> the software name instead of the list topic.
OTOH you can find all GNU announcement lists in a single place. And
according to the GNU conventions, the lists info-PROJECT and
help-PROJECT should always exist if there are any mailing lists for
PROJECT there at all.
Regards,
Milan Zamazal
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