Re: [admin] mailing lists for mod_lisp, cl-pdf and cl-typesetting
"Marc Battyani" <marc.battyani@fractalconcept.com> writes:
I received several suggestions to setup mailling lists for mod_lisp, cl-pdf and cl-typesetting. Can I do this on common-lisp.net ?
I must admit to being a little hesitant to allow just mailinglists. Perhaps if you tell me what your reasons for not going with our CVS setup are I'm can fix whatever problems there might be. What's nice about common-lisp.net and sourceforge etc. is how it's very uniform in the way you locate a projects webpage, cvs, ftp, etc. I really want to try to hang on to this uniformity. That said, if you start out with full projects but only use the mailinglists and have a webpage that describes your projects briefly and give links to where to find the files etc. I think I can go with that because I'm willing to bet that when you do get contributors (I'm really eager to take a look at cl-pdf once I have a few hours of spare time) and they start sending patches you'll probably figure it's easier to use the CVS trees at clnet and add them as members there instead of giving out users/passwords on your own servers. Ok, I approve, then. I'll create the projects. Can you send me your GPG/PGP public key so I can encrypt your password when I send it to you? Erik.
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 08:52:41AM -0500, Erik Enge wrote:
I must admit to being a little hesitant to allow just mailinglists.
Erik, even though I can easily see how project mailing lists could be viewed more naturally aspart of project hosting than mailing list hosting, our stated services include "Mailing lists for Common Lisp related topics." ;-) Cheers, -- Nikodemus
Nikodemus Siivola <nikodemus@random-state.net> writes:
On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 08:52:41AM -0500, Erik Enge wrote:
I must admit to being a little hesitant to allow just mailinglists.
Erik, even though I can easily see how project mailing lists could be viewed more naturally aspart of project hosting than mailing list hosting, our stated services include "Mailing lists for Common Lisp related topics." ;-)
Yes, but I think having a page where it says "project homepage is _here_" doesn't hurt anyone, and has the advantage of helping to locate the project if g00gle goes bust or something :) Sourceforge does that too, btw. Regards, Mario.
"Erik Enge" <eenge@prium.net> writes:
That said, if you start out with full projects but only use the mailinglists and have a webpage that describes your projects briefly and give links to where to find the files etc. I think I can go with that because I'm willing to bet that when you do get contributors (I'm really eager to take a look at cl-pdf once I have a few hours of spare time) and they start sending patches you'll probably figure it's easier to use the CVS trees at clnet and add them as members there instead of giving out users/passwords on your own servers.
Yeah, this is precisely the problem: Having contributors.... I think all of you are over optimistic about this. ;-)
Ok, I approve, then. I'll create the projects. Can you send me your GPG/PGP public key so I can encrypt your password when I send it to you?
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Erik Enge -
Marc Battyani -
Mario Mommer -
Nikodemus Siivola