[Mailman-Users] Efficient handling of cross-posting
Barry Warsaw
barry at list.org
Wed Jan 30 05:12:20 CET 2008
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On Jan 29, 2008, at 7:30 PM, Mikhail T. wrote:
> Thank you, sir, for the encouragement, but I don't want my
> hypothetical
> contribution to live this way. I've contributed plenty to various
> open- (and
> closed-) source projects over the years (no, really, I did) and
> found, that
> it hurts me the most, when something I develop is rejected not
> because of it
> being poorly implemented, but because the powers-that-be consider in
> wrong /in principle/.
Mikhail, mailman-users is not the best place to have technical
discussions about developing Mailman. Use mailman-developers instead
and we can talk about your ideas, the design, implementation
strategies, etc.
> My interest in Mailman is not sufficient to fork my own version
> either and I
> don't look forward to maintaining my patch(es), updating them to
> keep working
> with the evolving Mailman.
This is one of the biggest reasons why I moved the code to the Bazaar
VCS. I'd really like to see a rich variety of live branches out
there, with patches, new features and so on. It should be easy to
keep them up-to-date, to be living implemented proofs of the code, and
to be much more easily merged into the trunk. Patches sitting in a
tracker are like dead code.
- -Barry
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