Dear Stefan,
Am Mittwoch, den 20.03.2013, 09:22 +0100 schrieb Stefan Reinauer:
it has been quite a while since we switched our version control system to git + gerrit, and the incredible amount of emails has alienated one or another person on this list, unfortunately. But help is finally here:
as far as I remember this was discussed over a year ago and the majority preferred having just one list. As was brought up several times lately this is not how the community is included in decision making in my opinion. At least a prior notice would have been nice.
We switched all gerrit based email traffic over to a new mailing list: coreboot-gerrit@coreboot.org. To prevent everybody's inbox to break down due to not working filters, we decided to _not_ automatically subscribe everybody to the new mailing list. Please do subscribe yourself, if you are interested in all the commit messages and code reviews flying by.
In order to subscribe to the new list, please visit: http://www.coreboot.org/mailman/listinfo/coreboot-gerrit
So thanks to no prior announcement, people now missed some mails, all subscribers wanting Gerrit messages have to subscribe again and set up their filters which the opponents to one list did not want to do.
One question remains what to do with replies to Gerrit messages. Some people do not use Gerrit for whatever reasons but do get Gerrit messages and want to reply per email for whatever reason. Like bringing an issues to broader attention or discussion. On what list should that happen? Or should coreboot@coreboot.org just be added to CC?
Thanks,
Paul