> I will poke around the SF bug tracker. I haven't used it for ages. The > most recent source is on GitHub: > > https://github.com/smontanaro/spambayes > > Going forward, I would prefer bugs to be reported there. Note, > however, I am not going to go out and hunt down bug reports. If they > are forwarded and I can handle them, that's fine. It's not my job to > figure out all the other places people might be reporting bugs. I > don't have a bunch of time to devote to this, but a couple other > SpamBayes developers indicated they still use it (alas, they will have > all gotten bounces to their replies). Perhaps we can clean up some of > the obvious problems and push out a new release.
No problem, I can forward bugs to GitHub.
> One of the primary reasons releases stopped was that we lost the last
> person available to make Windows releases. I've created a couple other
> source releases since then, but was hesitant to get too far in front
> of the Windows version, since from where I sat (watching the
> spamba...@python.org mailing list), most users seemed to be on
> Windows.
I understand.
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