> I'm pretty sure Jani meant postings regarding with IRCG, and those are
> still postings by users of the software you wrote. I wouldn't call that
> "unrelated email".
At least 99% of the traffic on php-general is unrelated to IRCG.
> Some people need to be shouted too, before they awake.
I think the above sentence says enough about how to weight
your whole email.
> And if
> users don't get replies on there questions with software you
> wrote, they are going to abandon it.
IRCG is one of the best-maintained extensions at this time.
For example, a user who is deploying PHP/IRCG for a huge
gaming community mailed me a backtrace *privately*. He
received the fix within 10 minutes.
*BUT*:
There is no definitive right for support for open-source
software. There is no definitive right for assistance from
anyone. All I can do is to provide you with pointers to
available resources and answer emails whenever I can.
> Besides IRCG, there are more extensions that are very special
IRCG is *not* special. Not more special than 90% of our
extensions anyway. It works with all SAPIs, thttpd just
happens to support a bit more functionality. It provides
convenient functions for anyone writing software which is
related to IRC (there are at least a dozen other PHP-based
web-chats which can use it).
- Sascha Experience IRCG
http://schumann.cx/ http://schumann.cx/ircg
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