>>>>> "BW" == Bob Weissman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BW> (It took me all of a half hour to figure out how to write this
BW> patch, by the way, and I didn't even know Python when I
BW> started. I congratulate the Mailman authors on making the
BW> software flexible enough to add a new attribute to mlists,
BW> generate the adin GUI for same automagically, and make
BW> retrofitting existing lists a simple matter of using
BW> withlist.)
Cool! (Python rocks, doesn't it? :)
BW> Anyway, the FAQ says this particular modification is frowned
BW> upon, so I didn't submit it. If people want it, I can package
BW> it up and document it. I imagine that others have also
BW> implemented this, as it's a pretty obvious change to
BW> CookHeaders.py and MailList.py. Should I submit mine? If so,
BW> where should I send it?
I'd say the SF patch manager is the best place for it:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=103&atid=300103
But I'd like to know if we should have a more visible location for
contributed, unofficial add-ons and patches. One the one hand, the SF
patch manager isn't a great place for it because I want to be able to
reject (and close!) patches that aren't relevant to the latest
version, or that I don't want to endorse as official.
Hmm, I wonder if we should start something on the Mailman wiki?
http://www.zope.org/Members/bwarsaw/MailmanDesignNotes/FrontPage
?
-Barry
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