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Subject: Re: mm/-next release on kernel.org web page?
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>> Is it possible to add latest mmotm link?
>> Just link to andrew's broken-out.tar.gz with the stamp name?
> 
> Ditto.  Please.

Problem with mmotm is that Andrew is hosting that out of his public_html 
directory, which I can only assume means that the tree isn't intended to 
be consumed by the masses, as official trees are supposed to live under 
/pub.  If this is not the case then we need to get it moved under 
/pub/scm & /pub as things on public_html aren't synced out to the 
front-end machines.  But I will have to defer to Andrew on what 
direction he wants to take mmotm.

- John 'Warthog9' Hawley