Provide contact email address in readme #36
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Fine. |
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Is that "Fine, add my email." or "Fine, leave it as it is."? |
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Please add my mail address, that you can find in the commits. |
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Done. Are you aware that it is not associated with your github account btw? |
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I just resolved a conflict in the readme. It should be mergeable, once we know whether to include @coldfix' mail |
Conflicts: README.rst
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I don,t care |
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I'll take this as a yes! |
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Due to issue #21, I wanted to provide this at least as an option. This "infrastructure" is maybe a bit lighter than a mailing list. Ideally I would like to add others that have contributed significant code to this module (@coldfix and @Moredread obviously) as well but this is not necessary.
Edit: To clarify let me state it as an explicit question: does anybody else want to be added?