On Thursday 20 February 2003 09:59, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> > 1.) CVS
>
> I strongly agree. The development snapshots are nice and all but for those
> of us who are trying to hack on it CVS would be a real boon. Especially
> with the new website design that thends to hide what I'd call the CVS
> snapshot versions.
>
> > 2.) Actually reading their own mailing lists.
>
> I do believe they do this currently, although I imagine that it is not a
> top priority for them as they, as pretty much all of us, are out to make
> money. If it is becoming inter7's policy to give these lists a (much?)
> lower priority, then it should be labelled as such -- a user-supported
> mailing list hosted by inter7, rather than what it comes across as now -- a
> user/devel mailing list in which the developers and mainters are active
> participants.
I thought of another one:
3.) Separation between the developer's mailing list and the user's mailing
list.
I think that would go a long way toward helping vpopmail developers communicate
more effectively.
>
> I don't like to make a nuisance of myself by CC:ing people directly when I
> know that they're subscribed to the list -- if they're not responding, it's
> because they're either too busy or disinterested at the time. Either way
> though, it'd be nice to have some kind of indication of the level of
> maintainer interest/activity in the lists.
>
> Regards,
> Andrew
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