But I think posting so many 'hard to read' emails to the mailing list will hurt user experience and cause users to leave...
Actually for a committer, or a long term contributor who is familiar with the community, he/she can just use a filter to filter these emails out, this is what I have done for hadoop. But for a new user, when he/she subscribe the mailing list and then receive a bunch of emails just sent by a robot then he/she may unsubscribe immediately... I do not think this is user friendly... Thanks. Justin Mclean <jus...@classsoftware.com> 于2019年12月31日周二 上午8:23写道： > Hi, > > I think we will just let the gitbox forwarded emails to go to another > > mailing list, which we can see on GitHub? No information lost. > > > > Which assumes you use github and not every one does. New users may not, > again try to put yourself in a user shoes not a committer on the project. > What's convenient for developers not not be for users. There should be one > place I can come to to get a good idea of how the project works and what is > going on. As a new user if that's spread over many places does that help > me? Anyway I suggest you carefully read the conversations I pointed to on > the incubator general list in particular the comments on the damaging > effect on community growth. > > Thanks > Justin >
