On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Christos Zoulas wrote:
> Weekends are the time when most people whos full time job is not NetBSD have
> time to hack.

I agree with Nathan that some design & review should happen before
commits. It's what NetBSD has (had?) a good reputation for after all.


 - Hubert



>
> christos
>
> | The entire pace of this project needs to slow down. We should be
> | discussing issues like this before committing fixes, and we should be
> | coordinated about it. Particularly on a weekend when people are away
> | from their systems more it is important to take some time to allow
> | conclusions to gel.
> |
> |         - Nathan
> -- End of excerpt from "Nathan J. Williams"
>
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