Refactoring a mailing list policy to eliminate a special case (was: Re: Second article about BiDi programming, and last announcement to this list)

Refactoring a mailing list policy to eliminate a special case (was: Re: Second article about BiDi programming, and last announcement to this list)

Omer Zak w1 at zak.co.il
Wed Jul 15 16:43:43 IDT 2009


On Wed, 2009-07-15 at 16:05 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Thank you Shachar. As you are one of the dominant list members (in a
> good way) and since you exercise discretion in the announcements that
> you make, I for one welcome you as our local spam overlord and
> encourage you to post the announcements that you deem relevant to the
> list.

Instead of making a special exception in behalf of Shachar Shemesh (and
later also Gilad Ben-Yossef, Ram-On Agmon, Dov Grobgeld, Shlomi Fish,
Lior Kaplan, . . .), I suggest that Shachar add a RSS feed which
publishes links to the BiDi programming articles.  This is why RSS was
conceived in the first place.

Then Shachar is to link to the RSS feed in his .signature and Linux-IL
will be spam-free to the strictest definition of span.

Last time I checked the articles, I found no link to a RSS feed
specializing in those articles.
                                          --- Omer


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