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On Thu, Sep 22, 2022 at 06:13:44PM -0400, Paul Moore wrote:
> In my opinion, sending the entire patchset to the relevant lists
> should be the default for all the reasons mentioned above.

Agreed.  I'm perfectly fine when people minimize the CCs to actual
people (but then for the entire patch set), but having only the
partial series in an mbox just makes it useful.  Either the list
or person on everything or nothing.  I can't actually do anything
with a partial CC except for either ignoring it or shoting at
you that I need the entire series to do something useful with it.

(although in this case I did get all of it anyway).