From: Ilya Zakharevich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ilya> > 2. Since you're in the states, you need to cc: your contribution to
ilya> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (see http://www.crypto.com).
ilya>
ilya> Even if all the patch does is touching some Makefiles?
As far as I've been told, the rules are based on products, not on
individual files. OpenSSL being a cryptographic product, it would
mean that even the Makefiles need to be reported.
Also, I actually like the fact that whoever has to read all that mail
gets to do a lot of completely needless work :-). Sure, I feel sorry
for the dude(s), but it does emphasise the complete ridicule of that
mailing rule...
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