On 22/02/18 21:00, Alexander Wirt wrote: > On Thu, 22 Feb 2018, Daniel Pocock wrote: > >> >> >> On 22/02/18 20:17, Alexander Wirt wrote: >>> On Mon, 19 Feb 2018, Daniel Pocock wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I like the idea of using a list (either this one or another dedicated >>>> list, e.g. debian-outreach-applications) to handle the first contact >>>> from each applicant so we can welcome them even if the mentor isn't >>>> always available. >>>> >>>> In my own listings, I added a tag "+mentor" to my email address so I am >>>> less likely to miss any applicant. However, I was also thinking that >>>> such mechanisms could be used on the list so that people can distinguish >>>> which emails are about which projects. >>>> >>>> E.g. if the URL in the wiki is: >>>> >>>> mailto:[email protected]?subject=GSoC2018%20Click-to-Dial >>>> >>>> then the emails will all have subject "GSoC2018 Click-to-Dial". >>>> >>>> We can go further: each mentor could announce their project with an >>>> email to the list and then embed their message-ID in the mailto URI on >>>> the wiki. Then all the applicants to that mentor would be threaded, >>>> even if they continued the discussion off-list. Other users of the list >>>> could more easily follow or ignore threads as they please. >>>> >>>> Does anybody have a strong objection to this? >>> Fix your links please and don't tell people to create alioth users. Alioth >>> is >>> dead and such users will stop working on first may. >>> >> >> >> I'll fix it, but I'm sure there are other pages linking to it. When it >> stops, will those URLs be redirected? > No.
The links are fixed, thanks Could a subset of the alioth web server logs, with mangled IP addresses, be published somewhere publicly to see if anybody wants to crowdsource the effort to create a list of redirects? Regards, Daniel
