This is the salient point. I have been reading lkml for about two years
and it was not an obivous one...
> Did you not understand my point about scalability? I can work with a
> limited number of people, and those people can work with _their_ limited
> number of people etc etc.
Why not arange the MAINTAINERS file so everyone knows the path you would
like patches to follow? If everyone understands they should first try
lkml or the MAINTAINER and, once the MAINTAINER and/or lkml agree, the patch
should be sent (by the MAINTAINER if he/she was involved) to a trustee who
vets it again and sends it on to you.
Why not formalize the list of 'trustees' in the MAINTAINER files?
IMO people will happily work with your procedures, but they _do_ have to
understand them - not always an easy task.
<grin>
Ed Tomlinson
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