Hello, On Mon, 04 Aug 2014 16:56:46 -0500 Sean Farley <sean.michael.far...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > It is inconvenient anyway, and the point is that Mailman lists seem > > to lose (a lot of?) feedback from newer generation. > My idea would be to take the best of both worlds: have an issue > tracker / pull request model such that commenting would be mirrored > on the mailing list (and replies would be threaded). This would allow > people like me to not leave their email client but also people like > you to use the web interface to reply. > This would hopefully allow new people to issue a pull request via the > web but reviewers to respond with the email clients. Also, vice versa: > mailing a patchbomb would initiate a pull request just like the web > client would. > This is still just a pipe dream, though. No work has been done on > this idea. I think we may borrow something from the Debian BTS. It has a great email interface, and I think that's something we must support, at least partially. -- Cheers, Andrew
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