> 1.) CVS I strongly agree. The development snapshots are nice and all but for those of us who are trying to hack on it CVS would be a real boon. Especially with the new website design that thends to hide what I'd call the CVS snapshot versions.
> 2.) Actually reading their own mailing lists. I do believe they do this currently, although I imagine that it is not a top priority for them as they, as pretty much all of us, are out to make money. If it is becoming inter7's policy to give these lists a (much?) lower priority, then it should be labelled as such -- a user-supported mailing list hosted by inter7, rather than what it comes across as now -- a user/devel mailing list in which the developers and mainters are active participants. I don't like to make a nuisance of myself by CC:ing people directly when I know that they're subscribed to the list -- if they're not responding, it's because they're either too busy or disinterested at the time. Either way though, it'd be nice to have some kind of indication of the level of maintainer interest/activity in the lists. Regards, Andrew
