On 6/15/07, Kirill Ponomarew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew, please stop sending such kind of comments to
ports-committers@ alias, in this case it really should be sent
privately. But, frankly speaking, even if I get it privately, I'd
smile. You should really *think* before you mail your comments to
ports-committers list, these above comments are inappropriate here.
Please move all you technical items for commits whether to ports@
and discuss it there, or privately, depending how *important* is
your comment. Inserting the coins for every commit and do it in
ports-committers@ is not what I expected while discussing technical
review explanations.
I'm the one who sends most messages, but this is not
a one-man effort. Many people read them, some comment
on them - and we all learn. And this is the point:
making committers aware of the amount of problems in
our commits, discussing them together. I'm not an
automated process, we must all learn from each other's
mistakes, broadcasted to a list, because we just don't
have enough human resources for private lessons.
As for the mailing-list, I think ports-committers is
the most appropriate one because this is primarily an
inter-committer process. Also I think ports@ is
inappropriate since it's largely user-oriented, and
they don't need to be exposed to this.
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