Hi all! Somehow I forgot to drop you a note, but if you have visited the project web site, recently, you will have noticed, that the main web pages are now at http://rkward.kde.org - and much faster, esp. as far as editing is concerned.
Time for the next step in our migration: Mailing lists. We currently have: - rkward-devel. 67 subscribers, archive dating back to the very beginnings of RKWard. Our primary mailing list. - rkward-users. 148 subscribers, created in 2007. Less active than we'd originally hoped for, but seems to be quite popular for subscriptions. - rkward-cvs. 11 subscribers, created in 2004. Receives code commit messages. - rkward-tracker. 10 subscribers, created in 2005. This currently receives notifications of bug tracker activity, and of daily build failures. - rkward-announce. 9 subscribers, of whom 2 are also subscribed to rkward-users (and mails are fowarded to rkward-devel and rkward-users), created in 2011. For release announcements, and calls for translations. I'd like to propose the following migration plan. Does this sound reasonable to you? - rkward-devel is migrated to kde.org including all subscribers and the mailing list archive. rkward-de...@lists.sourecforge.net is set up to forward to rkward-de...@kde.org, and will be kept around for some time. - rkward-users is migrated in the same way. - rkward-cvs and rkward-tracker are merged into one list "rkward-tracker". This will continue to receive commit-notifications and daily build failures. Bug tracker activity will be directed to rkward-devel in the future. Since these two lists were never meant for manual posting, the old lists can be shut down rather quickly. - rkward-announce is dropped, as it does not seem worth the effort. Calls for translations will be sent to kde-i18n-...@kde.org (where our translations are now managed). Calls for testing will be sent to rkward-devel and rkward-users as before. For those who are interested in strictly release announcements, only, I suppose the best hint will be to subscribe to the RSS feed on freshcode (http://freshcode.club/projects/rkward). Other ideas? Lists may have to be set read-only during migration, briefly. We'll try to make any such transition period as short as possible. Regards Thomas
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