On 22/01/15 11:59 -0800, Brian Anderson wrote:
You likely have already noticed, but traffic to rust-dev has decreased
dramatically in recent months. This was a result of natural changes in
project coordination at first, and then an intentional effort to phase out
the list.
For anyone else
The best I found was to subscribe to watch the topics I'm interested in.
I went to http://discuss.rust-lang.org/users/[username]/preferences and
under Categories - Watched added the ones I was interested in.
It'll email you whenever there's a new topic or reply in any of those
categories.
On
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 4:58 PM, Richo Healey ri...@psych0tik.net wrote:
This comes up a lot (I found a lot of threads on meta.discourse.com about
it)
but the conclusion seems to be that reply-by-email is supported, but in
general, email/nntp is not a particularly supported way to browse.
My last comment about visibility of the discourse pretty much
immediately side-tracked into the merits and flaws of mailing lists...
But nobody really answered whether the absence of links from the Rust
homepage to the discourse was intentional.
Does internal use then mean that it is meant only
You likely have already noticed, but traffic to rust-dev has decreased
dramatically in recent months. This was a result of natural changes in
project coordination at first, and then an intentional effort to phase out
the list.
In the beginning of the project there were only two places to talk
