Hi Bastien, Hi Ihort > https://updates.orgmode.org
whoops, I completely overlooked that. > Org, whether they want to help, fix confirmed bugs or review patches. > > Of course, https://updates.orgmode.org is in alpha and we can still > improve it a lot. In particular, I plan to let it track unconfirmed > bugs too, to help with bug triage, and to provide woof.el to ease > interaction with this tool directly from within Emacs. > > Ideas are welcome: https://github.com/bzg/woof/issues I'll look into it, thank you! > In general, I find it good to have a central communication place for > the community, where newcomers can learn from more experienced users > and I've always resisted to the urge of having e.g. org-users@ and > org-devel@ mailing lists, as some projects have. Nowadays, users who > don't want to mix with Org's development can interact on many other > places (SO, reddit and others). I'm not sure sure whether it is about mixing with development personally, but I think my point is largely addressed by updates.orgmode.org. Cheers, D.
