Hey guys,
I'm guessing from your lack of response this isn't really on your
radar right now. We're interested in moving this forward, so we're
thinking of setting up a github branch of feedparser where we can do
some additional development. I wanted to make sure you know we're not
looking to usurp the current maintainers -- we're just feeling a bit
hamstrung by the current rate of maintenance / communication. If you
feel strongly that we shouldn't do this, let us know. If we don't hear
back within the next week or so, we'll move ahead with it. I'm really
happy to see some increased activity happening in svn / the bug
tracker lately, and so I'm hopeful this won't be an issue at all soon.
- Luke
On Mar 20, 2009, at 5:31 PM, Joshua Bronson wrote:
Hey feedparser developers,
I sent the email below a few months ago to [email protected],
but haven't yet received a reply. Just thought I'd try emailing all
of you.
Thanks!
Josh
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Joshua Bronson <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi Mark,
I'm working on a web app that makes heavy use of FeedParser, and
first off wanted to thank you for the great work. I was just
wondering what the best way to communicate with the FeedParser
developer community was. We've created/commented on a few tickets
and would love some feedback on the issues/patches. I see there's a
feedparser-commits mailing list, but there seems to be no feedparser-
users list. If not, I would be happy to create the Google group and
invite the interested parties if the developers would be interested
in participating.
Thanks,
Josh
