Christian Moe <[email protected]> writes: > Fixed, mostly. Gmane had a bewildering number of ways to link to a post, > but besides those with message ID, I was able to find quite a few of > them on archive.org, which gave me the sender and date to search > list.orgmode.org with. > > Commit: 6a4af0b2e24fff5a1f
Thanks! > Two remaining contexts where gmane was referenced that I'm wondering > about: > > - worg/code/elisp/org-issue.el (referenced from org-devel.org) > > This is not used anymore, right? The current tracker is Bastien's > woof-based one. Org-issue.el was used before. We should remove this > from org-devel.org or at least mark it obsolete, and we could archive > the lisp code. Yes, it is not used. I use something similar locally, but that's tailored to my workflow. That file is outdated anyway, and can be archived. > - org-faq.org::*I read the mailing list through gmane. Should I > subscribe? > > Is reading the mailing list on gmane via nntp still a thing? (I > haven't used a newsreader since the early 2000s.) If yes, we could > keep this FAQ, but add that the gmane web interface is gone, and > direct people to list.orgmode.org for that. If not, we should probably > change this FAQ to "I used to read the mailing list through gmane. > Where did it go?" :) Looks like news.gmane.io is working. It does not have web archives, but NNTP is available. Our public-inbox instance is also providing the NNTP server. You can refer to https://list.orgmode.org/_/text/mirror/ -- Ihor Radchenko // yantar92, Org mode maintainer, Learn more about Org mode at <https://orgmode.org/>. Support Org development at <https://liberapay.com/org-mode>, or support my work at <https://liberapay.com/yantar92>
