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At http://www.debian.org/Bugs/Developer I read:
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This sentence should be clearer. I've rewritten it as follows, but
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reassign 48848 www.debian.org
thanks
Hi,
You are right, the explanation of maintonly and quiet messages is a bit
unclear in Bugs/Developer. I've fixed it in CVS now, it should propagate to
the web site in less than 8 hours.
Thanks for reporting.
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