= Сообщение: 1699 из 7125 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : Carol Shenkenberger 1:275/100 04 Jan 15 21:07:21 Кому : Nicholas Boel 04 Jan 15 21:07:21 Тема : Re: Keeping matters on topic in here FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=4467.ftsc_pub@1:275/100+190f394c На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:154/701+54a93a19 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP866 ================================== Ответ: area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:154/701+54aaa93d ============================================================================== Re: Re: Keeping matters on topic in here By: Nicholas Boel to Carol Shenkenberger on Sun Jan 04 2015 06:59 am
CS>> Smile, no worries. There is little happening really. I had not CS>> noted that the new release notes were not crossed to here but that CS>> can be fixed easily.
CS>> Several were posting them in the FTSC echo and we can ask one to CS>> cross post to here as well when a new one is hatched out.
KW> That would be great! Keep in mind you are the first to reply to this KW> request in probably over a month now since I originally requested KW> something like this be done for the public.
KW> Thanks for the response, Carol!
And my upgrade of Slyedit isnt working. *sigh*. Ah well, I shall have to look back as I missed something as now you like KW ;-)
When I started, the FTSC had a set of private groups but they were so they could work on ideas without interuption and those ideas came here for comment. I am not sure when that stopped. I entered as a guest member something like 1995? Not sure really. I remeber the Spain node who ran the elections finally stopping posting. I remember fixing feeds many a time as coordinators changed.
Letting folks know what is going on in there is a good thing. Exact copies or works in progress, maybe not so much so as we are largely fixing typos.
Laught with me but one I noted was a discrepancy that is pretty pedantic. Old school is always 2 spaces after a period. Now, i really don;t care about that and Europe doesnt do that but I noted documents were a mix and match and asked they be standard. Just 'pick one and make them match'.
I doubt most here would care about such little things, but if you do, that is one of the bits that happened.
The only thing i worry about is the archive trimming at times. I will have to check again but last look, I couldnt see any of the FAQs (largely no longer relevant) but also couldnt find the Y2K work that was amiga related and relevant in 2020 for some NIX OS persons. I do not think we can muster the level of testing for that anymore.
