Hi ! Thank you for your advice. at Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 12:21:19 +0100, Josip Rodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A lot of communication in the project happens on our mailing lists. Lists > you really need to subscribe to include debian-devel-announce, and > debian-news, as they are both low-volume and often contain important > information. Other interesting lists might be debian-devel, debian-project, > debian-mentors etc, see http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/subscribe for the > complete listing. I use your text, with a little modifications :) <P>A lot of communication in the project happens on our <A HREF="../../support#mail_lists">mailing lists</A>. Lists you really need to subscribe to include debian-devel-announce, and debian-news, as they are both low-volume and often contain important information. Other interesting lists might be debian-devel, debian-project, debian-mentors etc, see <A HREF="../../MailingLists/subscribe">Mailing List Subscription</A> page for the complete listing.</P> > > For those who wish to reduce the number of mails, there are > > debian-devel-digest list for mails on debian-devel. > > I don't think -devel is the only list one can get digested... How about this ? <P>(For those who wish to reduce the number of mails, there are "-digest" lists as read-only, digestified versions for some high-traffic lists. It's worth to know that You can use the <A HREF="../../Lists-Archives/">Mailing List Archives</A> page to read the mails on various lists with your web browsers.)</P> > > If you are interested in maintaining your packages, then > ~~~~~~ > This sounds ambigous to me... use "your own" or just leave that word out. removed that word, and added a link to WNPP at this section. > > > such as Documentation/Web maintainance/Translation(i18n & l10n)/ > > > /Publicity/Legal support. > > BTW, don't separate these terms with slashes, commas would be just fine > (i.e. "...such as documentation, web maintenance, translations (i18n & > l10n), publicity or legal support.") fixed. <P>There are tasks other than package maintainance in Debian, such as documentation, web maintainance, translation (i18n & l10n), publicity, legal support.</P> Regards. -- Taketoshi Sano: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
