On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 07:03 +0100, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > Why not simply mail f-d-l as well as all the maintainers of packages > that are affected (and not fedora-devel-announce!)? A simple command > line script is able to do that in case MTA's like sendmail or postfix > are properly configured. That script likely could write a comma > separated list that people can cut-n-paste to Thunderbird, Kmail and > other MUA's if needed. Fedora-devel-list is subscribed to fedora-devel-announce, so anything sent to f-d-a will also show up on f-d-l. > > Reason: I for one slowly start to get annoyed by the slowly increasing > traffic on fedora-devel-announce that clutters my inbox. Thus I started > to consider to move mails from that list into some IMAP folder > automatically, and that is exactly what we didn't want people to do when > fedora-devel-announce was created. I think we said something like "less > then 10 mails a month" back when we created it, but I could not find > that on a quick google search :-/ Are you finding what is sent there to not be relevant or important to you as a packager? I'm the moderator of that list and I don't think I've sent or let anything through that wasn't useful. -- Jesse Keating Fedora -- Freedom² is a feature! identi.ca: http://identi.ca/jkeating
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