I TOTALLY think the list should be renamed to something that doesn't
collide with jakarta-commons.  I just forgot what list I'd stated it
emphatically on ;-)

so +1 for renaming it anything else that doesn't collide.  an easy way
to see if it collides is to do a find in cvsroot.  (someone said it was
hard I disagree) with *name*.  heck just use "locate" if its set up ;-)



On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 00:53, Michael A. Smith wrote:
> Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
> > Having a debate on this is STUPID.  There are no merits less two:
> 
> I understand the issues of reply-to munging vs. not munging the 
> reply-tos, which is why I didn't bother replying to Justin's post -- I 
> didn't want to start a debate.  I just wanted my voice heard.
> 
> But, again, the point of my original email (which seemed to spur the 
> creation of this thread) was not to start a debate about it.  My main 
> point was to suggest another alternative name for "commons" ("share" or 
> "shared") and to ask whether there was a list that was receiving the 
> commit messages for the commons repository.
> 
> I find it kind of amusing that my id got added in the STATUS file to 
> those in favor of reply-to munging, yet my alternative suggestion for a 
> name that doesn't conflict with jakarta-commons was ignored and not 
> added to the file.
> 
> Must have something to do with starting my email with a touchy topid. 
> Very few probably read past the first paragraph.  C'est la vie.
> 
> regards,
> michael
> 
> 
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