Andrew Hammond wrote:
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On 6/12/07, Tom Lane wrote:
A more serious objection is that any automated tool would probably get it
wrong sometimes, and strip important text.
> I vote 'lets not bother'
Right. I agree with Josh's idea about mentioning list policies in the
subscription confirmation message, though.
Why? If the legal mumbo-jumbo has already got some precedence as being
un-enforcable (even if it's only in a handful of jurisdictions), why
give it even a patina of credibility by addressing it in a policy?
We are addressing the "whole" using postgresql.org mailing lists issue.
The legality issue is only part of it.
It is always a good idea to document against stuff like this, just in case.
Joshua D. Drake
Saying that it's not applicable here implies that is is applicable
elsewhere. To quote Ghandi "first they laugh at you, then they ignore
you, then they fight you, then you win." I say we stick with the
laughing. To that end, I propose should have a policy about being
pelted with scathing sarcasm when the signal to boilerplate ratio
drops below 10:1.
Andrew
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