Re: [discuss] x86_64: x86-64 mailing lists / posting patchkits / x86-64 releases

>We still have a patches@x86-64 mailing list on x86-64.org which
>is mostly unused. If I moved the big patch floods over there,
>would the people who do reviews subscribe there? Please comment.

I certainly would subscribe there if you want to split things. Depending
on your intentions, I could also switch to send patches there. But if I'm
asked about my preferences, I'd rather see things stay on the discuss
list (as sending patches is generally meant to trigger discussion if need
be).

Jan
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