Dear Chris et al. > as far as I remember, this is not so different than it was with > TRAC — I remember getting “spammed” with emails about TRAC tickets as > well. > I think we just had a particularly active discussion on gitHub recently...
That is my impression too. There's been no change to what CF is doing, just the technology, with conventions discussions taking place on GitHub instead of trac. Both are distributed via the email list. But maybe we are behaving differently on GitHub? It seems there's more of a tendency to make a short remark on GitHub than there was on trac. Is this inevitable? To keep the noise down, could we limit ourselves to one posting per issue per day per person, for example, as a guideline? Another way for people to manage to traffic is to change to getting a daily compendium of the emails, rather than each individually. > I imagine there must be some way to have the creation of new issues > and PRs sent to the list, but not allow the “list user” to participate > in discussions. We need more investigation of what can be done with GitHub and the email list. We should relieve Brian of his long-held responsibility for the email list as soon as we can, by some means. Best wishes Jonathan
