On 25 April 2014 08:03, xubuntu-devel-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
Hello there,
during the meeting today [1] there was some discussion to set up a new,
low-traffic, high-importance list for the Xubuntu team. Only team
members could post to the list, but everybody could subscribe to read
Subject: Re: Setting up a xubuntu-team mailing list
On 25 April 2014 08:03, xubuntu-devel-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
Hello there,
during the meeting today [1] there was some discussion to set up a new,
low-traffic, high-importance list for the Xubuntu team. Only team
members could post
As a person who has not been able to join most of the meeting the last
cycle, and when I can, I can not focus all my attention to it completely, I
find the idea of having time to properly read and vote a topic very
interesting and I personally would like that to happen. I do not really
care if its
I have a similar opinion to Bruno. Very frequently we have meetings
that any number of us are unable to attend. Keeping the discussion (or
at least key points and potentially voting) within a separate mailing
list can increase the response rate and help ensure decisions are
agreed upon by a
I personally think a tag in the subject would work better. I receive
hundreds of ubuntu and debian emails each week, so it's hard to know what
ones are actually relevant, so another mailing list wouldn't really help in
that case. And tags should be just as good for looking up the email in the
Some comments in line
On 24/04/14 23:26, Pasi Lallinaho wrote:
Hello there,
during the meeting today [1] there was some discussion to set up a new,
low-traffic, high-importance list for the Xubuntu team. Only team
members could post to the list, but everybody could subscribe to read
the list.
On 25/04/14 09:21, Jackson Doak wrote:
I personally think a tag in the subject would work better. I receive
hundreds of ubuntu and debian emails each week, so it's hard to know
what ones are actually relevant, so another mailing list wouldn't
really help in that case. And tags should be just
Hello there,
during the meeting today [1] there was some discussion to set up a new,
low-traffic, high-importance list for the Xubuntu team. Only team
members could post to the list, but everybody could subscribe to read
the list.
Topics and tasks for the list would include:
* Voting on
