Samuel Čavoj <samuel@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Speaking of v3, I pulled the trigger a little too fast on that one, > should have waited a little longer for feedback. Sorry about that. Nothing to be sorry about---working asynchronously, mails crossing and timings not coinciding are just expected parts of life. It is the kind of thing participants need to learn to adjust, as "normal latency" is different from community to community. > Though, I am not sure what has happened to it. I sent it out in the > usual manner, but it hasn't appeared in any of the mailing list > archives. Can you please confirm (or deny) that you have received it? > In case not, should I just send it again, with the same Message-Id's? > All the recipient mail servers responded with a 250 Ok from my postfix > logs. I see the message I am responding to has a timestamp that is about 16 hours ago (relative to the time I am typing this response), but I am fairly sure that I didn't see it ten hours ago (i.e. my last night's final e-mail scanning). Perhaps there was congestion somewhere that held some messages.
