Le Sat, Apr 24, 1999 at 02:46:16PM +0200, Josip Rodin écrivait: > > > even get to read the message (when you don't read debian-devel for 10 > > > days you surely won't notice one message among others). We must ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I think that's not true. Is this is the case for you, then you should setup some filters for keeping -devel in a separate folder. ;-)
> What debian-devel? I meant that the maintainer in question can be throttled > by the amount of mail from the -devel list, after not reading it for a week. Yes but you can still answer to messages adressed to you directly. Some times I don't read -devel too, but the mail adressed to me falls in a separate box and I'm still responding. > I don't see whay intent to NMU is neccessary to be sent to -qa, but okay. I said that because I thought that you wanted to use -devel for coordination and for informing about possible NMUs. Of course, I do not see the need of posting to -qa but it may be good so that others are informed on what you do and so that you have a public statement in which the date can be verified. ;-) > A message to the BTS counts as a personal e-mail to the maintainer. Yes. > I think you mean that I should empahsize that if the maintainer okays > the NMU request, that the QA Group member may do it at any time (not > having to wait for the X days to pass), right? Of course. > I still think that the maintainer should have more time to say anything. > Well, the number could be 20 days... Okay, 20 days is 3 weeks. That's long enough. If a maintainer does not read his email during 3 weeks, he will be lost even with the volume of -private. :-) > I think if the answer is "no", and no upload is made withing 30 days, > then just bring the issue to debian-qa list, and let others decide if > the maintainer's reasoning is good enough to warrant not uploading. Yes that's fine. > IMHO doing exactly the opposite of what the maintainer says is simply > calling for trouble, and we must aim to avoid unneeded confrontation. Of course. Cheers, -- Hertzog Raphaël >> 0C4CABF1 >> http://prope.insa-lyon.fr/~rhertzog/