Re: NonGNU ELPA

[Richard Stallman]

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  > This is how is often used, but a git branch does not have to necessarily
  > share the root commit with master (or any other branch).  I believe this
  > kind of branch is called 'orphan'.

Thanks.

I think this structure be explained in the README file
or some other prominent place.  Is that the case now?

Or
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Dr Richard Stallman
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