Hi, As you have probably been well-aware the amount of traffic sent to the <gcc-...@gcc.gnu.org> mailing list has grown dramatically since the switch to GIT. Last month alone I received over 13000 messages, which accounted for ~18.5% of all my incoming traffic. And right now another mailbomb has been in progress; since midnight I have received over 3700 messages so far.
Most of this stuff is vendor branch stuff I find completely uninteresting to me and which from my point of view is a waste of resources. I could filter it to /dev/null via `procmail', but that would still be a waste. Would it be reasonable to have the mailing list split into more than one, that is at least the original covering the trunk, and then one or more for branches? Frankly I'm on the brink of unsubscribing; I have already stopped looking through any messages sent to <gcc-...@gcc.gnu.org>, so any value remaining is local access to the commit archive, which has become largely irrelevant nowadays as GIT has it already, and I wouldn't catch any irregularity as I sometimes used to. But I can't stand the traffic really anymore. Thoughts? Maciej
