What I said in IRC:

In my POV, we should ditch the NEWS file entirely and change the way we 
handle the Changelog.

Honestly, NEWS file was for the time before people tweeted, blogged, and 
what not. It's not really relevant anymore, not in the way we use it anyway.

Changelog: we should add one entry per release that says "We added new 
API and deprecated old API. Check doxygen for details". As we use the 
@deprecated and @since doxygen flags anyway... As for other types of 
changelog entries: we should keep doing those (important notices). For 
example, we should write changelog entries when we add completely new 
and needed features, like group inheritance in edje, or possibly a new 
and cool elm widget. In conclusion, emphasize what we want to emphasize.


I hate the fact that I have to copy almost all of my commit logs to 
Changelog (format and rephrase it a bit) and NEWS file (format and 
rephrase it a lot). I feel like an idiot, and it drives me nuts.


I really don't see the purpose of updating those files...


Vincent: I have nothing but respect to you and as I said in IRC I'm 
probably your #1 supporter on most topics, but I don't think doing so 
much work for getting something we can get otherwise is worth it.


--
Tom.

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