Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
> [David]
> > As a followup to a previous message, I remembered one problem with the
> > original roundup nosy-list mechanism, and that's the "adding to cc list
> > by replying to a email" behavior. It's the key behind the nosy-list
> > concept, and I must say that it worked great when we had a small team of
> > developers (4-5) and beta users. When we scaled up to over 10 people
> > and thousands of users, then that behavior was much too generous, and
> > you hesitated to make a comment on a bug for fear of being attached to
> > that bug forever.
>
> There should be a way to remove yourself.
But of course sf doesn't have one of these, and while it's a tad
annoying to still get all the comments on bugs that I moved out of the
2.2.1 category, it hasn't been a major problem yet. Though I guess if
you can comment via email, you get more comments...
Cheers,
M.
--
> Look I don't know. Thankyou everyone for arguing me round in
> circles.
No need for thanks, ma'am; that's what we're here for.
-- LNR & Michael M Mason, cam.misc
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