SPI lists

Heyho,

we currently have the following lists for SPI up and running:

Spi-announce - Software in the Public Interest announcements
Spi-board - SPI board
Spi-bylaws - By-laws revision committee discussions
Spi-general - General discussions related to Software in the Public Interest
Spi-private - Discussions for SPI members
Spi-projects - Projects of SPI
Spi-trademark - trademark committee discussions
Spi-www - SPI web-server related discussions

From those the -www and -bylaws look unused:

-bylaws: Last mail 6th April 2009, spam, regular mail asking if the
list is alive in 2007 and the answer pointed to -general
-www: Last regular mail in October, someone wanting to work in
Plone, before that it was November 2009, someone not
remembering to be on list, before that December 2008

spi-projects also seems to be a "treasurer announces his report there"
only list, but that could be seen as good for the liasions who don't want
much more. Or so.

Anyways, the question at hand, while moving the list server, is: Do we
want to keep this lists? Or want to close them and "merge" the topic back
into spi-general/private? If there ever happens to be significant
traffic on one topic again, we can always reopen a list, but for now
they seem to be just work without no gain (keeping the moderation queues
low, all of our lists attract quite a lot of spam, which we luckily
can filter, but its work to do).

spi-www - Meant for the SPI website, it had CVS commits in the
past. Since Plone got in use that isnt true anymore. We
*could* start this again, but then I would more think of a
general -commits list that gets all of our git repositories
commits mailed. Besides that, discussion about website - seems
to be on IRC and could easily go to -general. Its not that
much, really.

spi-bylaws - Yeah sure, someone really needs to update them. We say that
as long as I know SPI. I don't see it happen on this list,
I think -general works.

--
bye, Joerg
Homer no function beer well without.

I suggest a merge.

Brief and mobile

- louis

On 2010-11-12, at 2:41, Joerg Jaspert <joerg(at)ganneff(dot)de> wrote:

> Heyho,
>
> we currently have the following lists for SPI up and running:
>
> Spi-announce - Software in the Public Interest announcements
> Spi-board - SPI board
> Spi-bylaws - By-laws revision committee discussions
> Spi-general - General discussions related to Software in the Public Interest
> Spi-private - Discussions for SPI members
> Spi-projects - Projects of SPI
> Spi-trademark - trademark committee discussions
> Spi-www - SPI web-server related discussions
>
> From those the -www and -bylaws look unused:
>
> -bylaws: Last mail 6th April 2009, spam, regular mail asking if the
> list is alive in 2007 and the answer pointed to -general
> -www: Last regular mail in October, someone wanting to work in
> Plone, before that it was November 2009, someone not
> remembering to be on list, before that December 2008
>
> spi-projects also seems to be a "treasurer announces his report there"
> only list, but that could be seen as good for the liasions who don't want
> much more. Or so.
>
> Anyways, the question at hand, while moving the list server, is: Do we
> want to keep this lists? Or want to close them and "merge" the topic back
> into spi-general/private? If there ever happens to be significant
> traffic on one topic again, we can always reopen a list, but for now
> they seem to be just work without no gain (keeping the moderation queues
> low, all of our lists attract quite a lot of spam, which we luckily
> can filter, but its work to do).
>
> spi-www - Meant for the SPI website, it had CVS commits in the
> past. Since Plone got in use that isnt true anymore. We
> *could* start this again, but then I would more think of a
> general -commits list that gets all of our git repositories
> commits mailed. Besides that, discussion about website - seems
> to be on IRC and could easily go to -general. Its not that
> much, really.
>
> spi-bylaws - Yeah sure, someone really needs to update them. We say that
> as long as I know SPI. I don't see it happen on this list,
> I think -general works.
>
> --
> bye, Joerg
> Homer no function beer well without.
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