Is there any chance or interest in splitting this mailing list up into
multiple mailing lists, one per subproject? I (and I suspect many other
subscribers) am interested in a couple of the subprojects, but most of
the traffic is fairly irrelevant to me.
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Elliotte Rusty Harold [EMAIL PROTECTE
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Is there any chance or interest in splitting this mailing list up into
multiple mailing lists, one per subproject? I (and I suspect many
other subscribers) am interested in a couple of the subprojects, but
most of the traffic is fairly irrelevant to me.
I feel very comfort
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Is there any chance or interest in splitting this mailing list up into
multiple mailing lists, one per subproject?
+1
+ 1 common mailing list (commons-common :-) ) - for mails like this.
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
I do have an easy overlook whats new in other projects, the traf
Mattias J wrote:
I do have an easy overlook whats new in other projects, the traffic
is not that high.
Then what would be high traffic to you?
Take a look at the hibernate forum. This is really high traffic.
If it was not for all the commits and bug/issue mails there would be
no problem. But for
Hi Elliotte,
On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 06:17 -0400, Elliotte Harold wrote:
> Is there any chance or interest in splitting this mailing list up into
> multiple mailing lists, one per subproject? I (and I suspect many other
> subscribers) am interested in a couple of the subprojects, but most of
> th
Simon Kitching wrote:
And quite often a commons project has only 1 or 2 regular committers. If
it were on its own list, then there's no oversight of that project by
the general commons community. A project could die and rot without
anyone noticing.
Perhaps what's needed then is a separate commons-d
Simon Kitching wrote:
Often I have struck a problem, and been given advice from committers on
quite different projects.
So an additional common list - which forwards to all the separate ones - is
still a good idea.
Simon Kitching wrote:
Every email is supposed to contain the name of the subproje
On 5/10/05, Mattias J <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Simon Kitching wrote:
> [snip]
> Elliotte Harold wrote:
> >I suspect some of the less active lists may be so primarily because few
> >people care about those projects enough to wade through all the projects
> >they don't care about. Having separate
On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 08:38 +0200, Mattias J wrote:
> Would it be possible to set up the svn commit mails to include this in *the
> beginning* of the subject line? As I said, all my e-mail client shows is
> (for example) "svn commit: r169326 -".
This is a nice idea if it can be done. If you can
