Dear Gianfranco,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you.
> we don't have a public irc log system, and most of the
> conversations between us are happening there.
Personally, I wouldn't say "most conversations" here, but I am
trying to avoid this conversation becoming a debate on the minu
(this question was on debian-vote by purpose, and was directed to DPL,
I'll drop -vote on the next email)
>(Replies redirected to debian-project, since this has nothing to do
>with the DPL election anymore.)
sigh, I agree
(I would have used -devel to have a public discussion, this wasn't
the cas
(Replies redirected to debian-project, since this has nothing to do
with the DPL election anymore.)
On Fri, Apr 07, 2017 at 07:51:21AM +, Gianfranco Costamagna wrote:
> e.g. I think Release Team channel is useful to know if something bad
> is going on, also Ftp channel or Buildd one. e.g. I ca
also sprach Gianfranco Costamagna [2017-04-07 09:51
+0200]:
> your points are clear, but still most of conversations are
> *useful* to people not having an irc bouncer
This is getting off-topic, but you could consider using matrix.org
with its IRC bridges. Sign up using e.g. http://riot.im/app a
Hello,
>If you follow your way of thinking (which is wrong here, btw :) ), you
>end up requiring that every time two Developers meet and speak about
[...]
>Most of our IRC channels are public, and that's how it should be.
>However, there's a difference between "anyone can join and follow the
>c
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