Nadav Har'El
Sun, 05 Aug 2001 05:35:07 -0700
On Sun, Aug 05, 2001, Alon Altman wrote about "Re: RFC: lin-club-projects mailing-list": > I think it would be even better to have a seperate mailing list for each > project, devoted to the development of the project. Also, I think it would > be best to host the projects on SourceForge and use SourceForge to manage > the mailing lists. I think that all the people whining about this mailing list having too many threads, and how it should be split, and so on, should register for a week to the linux-kernel mailing list. After you get 150 messages per day, every day, in a single mailing list, with dozens of completely different threads going on in the same time, lin-club will look to you like a deserted mailing list... What do you gain from opening a mailing list for a short-lived project that is probably not ever going to have more than 100 messages total, and not more than 4 subscribers? Projects should have their own mailing list once many people are involved in developing and/or using them, and there is no correlation any more between the people interested in the project and the people in the original mailing list. I don't think R2L has come to this point yet. -- Nadav Har'El | Sunday, Aug 5 2001, 16 Av 5761 [EMAIL PROTECTED] |----------------------------------------- Phone: +972-53-245868, ICQ 13349191 |Despite the cost of living, have you http://nadav.harel.org.il |noticed how it remains so popular?