On 10.10.2015 15:25, hasufell wrote: > On 10/10/2015 03:14 PM, Manuel Rüger wrote: >> >> Dear Michał, >> >> first of all, please stick to the truth. >> >> In #gentoo-dev: >> <mgorny> mrueg: as i pointed out, it was because i see it in pull >> requests and gentoo developers are teaching bad practices to new recruits >> <mrueg> mgorny: please don't CC me in future then, thanks. >> [...] >> <mrueg> I already set up a sieve filter to filter out those Re: >> [gentoo-commits] mails in gentoo-dev, I don't want to filter those I >> receive because they actually could be QA-related and not a >> stylistic-nitpick. >> > > We are trying to do useful reviews and we may make mistakes. This is not > to annoy people and if we find that particular things are controversial, > we will just stop adding those to our reviews. > > But setting up sieve filters to throw out everything that the project > devotes time on is very motivating. > >> I guess your actions were part of the recently established project >> "Reviewers". Therefore, I'd like to remind you and the other members of >> this project about our CoC: >> >> "Using the correct forum for your post. Bug reports and idle chatter do >> not belong on the gentoo-dev mailing list; discussion about a >> wide-ranging change to the tree probably does not belong on Bugzilla. >> Different fora will also have different standards of behaviour – a joke >> that is perfectly acceptable on IRC will be taken differently when made >> on a mailing list." [1] >> > > As you might know, I haven't really reviewed much on dev ML either, > until people started ranting about our Social Contract, how github is > against it and that everything must be public on our own infra channels. > > I'll stick to sending (semi-)private mails then and CC > review...@gentoo.org. So in case you just want to set up another sieve > filter. >
Dear Julian, avoiding this mailing list for further reviews is great news. Still, I'd like to opt-out from receiving any mails arising from project "Reviewers". If there are QA-related issues with packages, I maintain, please file a bug on bugs.gentoo.org. Thanks for your consideration. - Manuel
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