On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 6:20 AM, Paul Moore <p.f.moore at gmail.com> wrote: ... > I could still argue that there are downsides (need to take action to > set myself as nosy on an issue, possibly setting up a new mail filter, > housekeeping cruft, the fact that people don't quote in the same way > on tracker items) that make tracker discussions less attractive to me, > but it's very personal things. How hard would it be to set up a bot that will subscribe to python-dev and archive messages that have [issueXXXX] in the subject under appropriate roundup ticket? This way if discussion started on roundup, it would only take adding python-dev in CC to bring it to the larger python-dev audience and adding issue number to the python-dev thread subject will be all it takes to archive new messages on roundup. This would not solve a problem of linking threads that start on python-dev before a ticket is opened, but with some proper conventions this problem can be solved as well.
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