Re: [uml-devel] User-mode-linux-devel Digest, Vol 3, Issue 35

Re: [uml-devel] User-mode-linux-devel Digest, Vol 3, Issue 35

[Antoine Martin]

Tony wrote:
 > It wouldn't hurt to have additional mirrors/backups of the data.
That, I can provide. I never realized that it was needed.

 > Initially, we should identify a means for stopping the spam.
I may be able to help here.
I don't think my filters are any better than sf.net's, but seeing the 
kind of traffic on the MLs it shouldn't be too hard to filter over 95% 
of the spam and then apply a white-listing scheme: add a spam-assassin 
rule with UML/kernel/gcc keywords - any mail without any of those is 
very likely to be spam if not whitelisted (delay it).

 > (...)
 > A better approach would be to unify these under a single domain as a
 > common repository for information.
I agree that this would make it clearer for first time users.
There is an awful lot of information there, it's just not very well 
organized: users should be able to browse click download and run UML 
without seeing all the information that developers need to see (and vice 
versa)

 >  However, this takes volunteer time and effort. Perhaps you should
 > consider soliciting the community for a "web master"?
Perhaps the community can act as many webmasters, rather than the single 
point of failure. I know quite a few examples where this has worked 
really well. Was this what you implied?

 > > Don't misunderstand me, I don't want to refuse help from the
 > > community or
 > > consider it less, nor to criticize anybody, but the wiki _is_
 > > important, and
 > > it should have a more central role.

 > I agree that it should have a more central role.
Me too.

 > However, I disagree
 > with the assumption that anyone besides you and Jeff are of
 > questionable persistence. Many people have coughed up resources, time
 > and support for the project over the past several years. While a more
 > organized approach is in order, it doesn't mean that you can't trust
 > anyone besides Jeff.
Again, I agree...

Antoine

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