Re: general@velocity mailing list

2015-06-09 Thread Nathan Bubna
a good excuse to figure out how the web site is > generated and published, so I'll take a look at this one, as I > understand at least the second part. > > > Our second step is send out a message and shut down the general@ list. > > How does this sound? > > ===

Re: general@velocity mailing list

2015-06-09 Thread Mike Kienenberger
as I understand at least the second part. Our second step is send out a message and shut down the general@ list. How does this sound? Subject: Discontinuing general@velocity mailing list. Switch to user@velocity. Velocity community members: We are shuttin

Re: general@velocity mailing list

2015-05-30 Thread Nathan Bubna
+1 On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 7:58 AM, Frederick N. Brier wrote: > Sounds good to me :). > > > On 05/30/2015 04:11 AM, Mike Kienenberger wrote: > >> And while we're at it, why have a general@apache mailing list? >> Something inherited from Jakarta? It's not archived or publicly >> visible on nabb

Re: general@velocity mailing list

2015-05-30 Thread Frederick N. Brier
Sounds good to me :). On 05/30/2015 04:11 AM, Mike Kienenberger wrote: And while we're at it, why have a general@apache mailing list? Something inherited from Jakarta? It's not archived or publicly visible on nabble or mail-archive.com. Users have a difficult enough time determining whether

general@velocity mailing list

2015-05-30 Thread Mike Kienenberger
And while we're at it, why have a general@apache mailing list? Something inherited from Jakarta? It's not archived or publicly visible on nabble or mail-archive.com. Users have a difficult enough time determining whether a posting should go to user@ and dev@. I see nothing that differentiates