[rahulsundaram@gmail.com: Re: List etiquette question]
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From: Rahul Sundaram <rahulsundaram(a)gmail.com>
To: For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list(a)redhat.com>
Hi
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> here's a solution -- can we post the mailing list etiquette rules
> somewhere under fedora.redhat.com? that way, any time some dimwit
> joins this club and decides he likes his personal way of doing things,
> he can be pointed in short order at the *fedora*-approved etiquette
> list. at which point, that should be the end of the debate.
Please do this. Write a set of guidelines and submit it to the docs
list. we can have a format set of guidelines approved by Redhat.
Everyone else lets kill this thread. I am pretty sure everything that
is supposed to be covered has already been done so.
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Regards,
Rahul Sundaram
Please see the attached file. This version is in html.
I will convert it to the required format, and remove the extraneous
references to the RedHat hat install, replacing them with "fedora"
as needed.
Is there any document I should read in order to understand what
guideline, formats and specifications are being applied to the Fedora
docs?
Jeff Kinz
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