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[Savannah-hackers] Re: Breakdown of communication?
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Mathieu Roy |
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[Savannah-hackers] Re: Breakdown of communication? |
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31 Oct 2002 19:58:24 +0100 |
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Richard Stallman <address@hidden> said:
> On Oct 21 I dubbed Anubis a GNU package and cc'd new-gnu as usual.
> It appears that the word has not got through to savannah-hackers.
>
> What is the procedure that is supposed to inform savannah-hackers of
> new GNU packages, and where did it go wrong in this case?
>
> Yeupou's message speaks of "searching via google". That is a strange
> way to determine whether something is a GNU package. This information
> has to come from the GNU project, not from Google.
>
> Should we make new-gnu forward to savannah-hackers?
Hi,
I search via google using option site:gnu.org
I permits me to get any page with occurence of anubis on
gnu.org.
So any info I get come from the GNU project, gnu.org.
At this time, I havent found any other way to get this
information. All infos (outdated) on gnu.org related to anubis was
saying that this project is not GNU and no public mailing-list was
saying the contrary.
Generally we get a copy of the message from you at
savannah-hackers. Anyway, there must be public mailing list, with
public archives, that list all this mails. People with no access to
fencepost must be able to determine whether a project is GNU or not.
The usual means are the Free Software Directory but it can be outdated
(it the case for anubis).
--
Mathieu Roy
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