Michael Hudson wrote: > "Tim Peters" <tim.one at comcast.net> writes: > > >>In particular, we rank higher than Python(!) now, which currently sits at >>99.0583%. Python used to be among the 10 most active projects every week, >>but lost a lot when it stopped releasing files from SF (downloads count a >>lot toward the activity ranking). > > > Yep. However, the pain of dealing with the SF file release thingy > compared to scp-ing things to creosote is night and day. *I'm* pretty > sure having a high activity rating on SF isn't worth it. > It is kind of nice just for the sake of catching people's attention and making it not seem like these other projects are busy while Python is trudging along at a snail's pace. I doubt very many people realize how the ratings work, let alone why ours is lower than it should be. But I agree with Michael that using scp instead of SF for releasing files is *so* much better. > >>It's possible that downloads of the Outlook addin could boost >>spambayes to that lofty level. It's also possible that I'll get a >>job working on Python someday <wink/snarl>. > > > I seem to recall Python got back into the top 6 during a week when > Brett seemingly did nothing else but comment on bug reports... > Yep, that's right. That was when I was going through the RFCs and bug reports. I think I plowed through 150 tracker items in a day or two. Still have to do the patches. Doubt those will go as fast, though. -Brett
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