Lars Chr. Hausmann writes: > >>>>> "Le" == Le Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > [snip] > > Le> That sounds like a great idea. I'm already getting some usefun > Le> info about J2EE from Adres' original question. > > Le> The Zsh mailing list, which I'm also on is roughly set up like > Le> this: > > Le> zsh-announce -> zsh-users -> zsh-developers > > Le> Messages fall through toward the right. i.e. anything sent to > Le> zsh-announce will be received by all three, while anything sent to > Le> zsh-developers, stays amongst developers. This way zsh-announce > Le> subscribers aren't bombarded by a ton of messages. > > Le> JDEE can use a similar structure: > > Le> jde-anounce -> jde-java -> jde-users -> jde-developers > > Le> Zsh is hosted on sunsite.dk as well, so we know the technology is > Le> there... > > Sure we have :-) > > If Paul thinks this will be a good idea, it shoul pose no problems > setting things up like that. >
I like the proposal. One concern I have is that JDEE developers would get messages from the jde-java list. I don't mind this but others might. So before we proceed I'd like to post a query to the jde-devel list to ensure that developers are aware of the proposed change and are amenable. Another concern I have are the proposed name changes, e.g., jde to jde-users and jde-devel to jde-developers. Will this require existing subscribers to resubscribe? If so, I'd prefer to keep the old names; otherwise, the new names are fine with me as they more clearly indicate the specific purposes of the lists in the new framework. - Paul
