On Wed, 2006-09-13 at 17:21 -0400, John Hinton wrote: > Ralph Angenendt wrote: > > Dominik Składanowski wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> does it true every CentOS mailing list subscriber gets a digests from > >> CentOS-announce mailing list? > >> > > > > Yes. The single announcements are posted to the announce-list only, the > > digests are posted to the centos list also. There's been a big > > discussion about that last year(?), IIRC. > > > > Ralph > > > Yeah, but my vote to do it this way has become wrong. And it was > originally set this way nearly two years ago.. after a very lengthy > barrage of discussion. In the meantime, much has grown within the CentOS > community. There are now at least two more distros for different systems > along with 4.X being added... So that gives us 2.X, 3.X and 4.X in the > 4? various flavors. This can occasionally be 12 announcements for one > update... when 5 hits, 16. If I had my vote to do over, I'd vote for an > announce list for each distro and each system. And to rehash yet again > another thing... the subject line is so long that I need to expand by > mailreader to 1250 or so wide before I can read what the announcement > actually regards as in system and CentOS version.... > > I'd vote for pure announce lists at this point... but, I'm so totally in > awe of all the work the CentOS team does which is of such huge benefit > to me, that I really hate to even say anything about this... But it is > time for me to start doing some filtering. Arghhh! > > And I promise to not say anything again, at least until 6 comes out. ;) > You do know that the announce list has topics, right? You can pick CentOS 4 i386 and not see the other announce list messages ... Not sure what the problem is.
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