On Sonntag 06 M�rz 2005 07:54, Christian Perrier wrote: > The Debian mailing lists can be subscribed to/from at > http://lists.debian.org. > > However, the lists policy allow non subscribers posts (this is the > case for all Debian lists). So you can for sure imagine sending a file > for review without being a subscriber. You just need to ask > explicitely to be CC'ed to answers.
I mailed to the address of the language team as given in de.po: [EMAIL PROTECTED] which turned out to be a mail list. The maintainer told me how lucky I was that he saw my mail amongst all the spam and that I should subscribe. I don't think it should be necessary to subscribe to mailing lists for reporting bugs or patches, and I will not do so. Or is [EMAIL PROTECTED] not the appropriate address? > Please find attached the de.po file for ISO 639. When done, you can > send the new file to this same bug so that the maintainer (Alastair Mc > Kinstry) incorporates it in the package. Here it comes unreviewed. I had to edit more than I thought. ISO 639 seems to be a very quickly changing standard. -- Wolfgang
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