Hey all, so in my eyes the consensus here is the following: (1) we want to get informed about new stuff to - either react/ review it as a regular developer or - to keep up with a topic as sparetime contributor (2) too many automaticly sent mails blur the view for important messages and discussions
I would be happy with a regular outline every 8 hours in the style of: > These are the new submissions to gerrit of the last x hours. They have the following headlines: > * fix a typo <http://linktogerrit/123> > * kill OUString::bla <http://linktogerrit/124> > * some important change <http://linktogerrit/125> > > For more information or to get involved into a discussion please checkout the provided Gerrit links. > > In addition, the following changes were merged in the last time frame: > * tricky bug fix <http://linktogerrit/101> > * simplify life <http://linktogerrit/42> > > Did you know that you can configure Gerrit to send you individualized email overviews? Checkout <http://linktowiki/howto...>. My suggestion. Would reduce number of mails while still giving the option to get updates. A little bit like the ESC protocols... Philipp PS: I personally have a filter putting mails from Gerrit into a subfolder. So I do not get distracted while reading the dev-list. However, this leads to the fact, that I less often check for patch submission that are interesting to me. 2013/5/4 Bjoern Michaelsen <bjoern.michael...@canonical.com> > Hi, > > On Sat, May 04, 2013 at 12:57:46AM +0200, Thorsten Behrens wrote: > > Bjoern Michaelsen wrote: > > > So removing those who are employed to work on LibreOffice -- which I > > > expect to be capable to set up their mail filters with a second list > > > or with a gerrit watch > > well not so fast with taking away the right to opine - I would rather > > like us to come to a consensus here, than arbitrarily excluding valid > > input. After all, the initial proposal came from a paid developer. ;) > > Oh, I of course welcome every kind of input, but I prefer to keep these two > separated as having the dev mailing list manageable is a key factor in > gaining > more volunteer contributors, while gaining more salaried developers > contributing to the project rather depends on other factors. > > Best, > > Bjoern > _______________________________________________ > LibreOffice mailing list > LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org > http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice >
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