Chris Fearnley writes ("Re: junk/pine releases"):
...
> I think imapd belongs in netstd. Maybe Peter would be willing to take
> it?
No, that's bad, because it's built from the Pine source tree.
Either it belongs with the Pine package, and should be enabled without
prompting or left disabled without prompting, or it should be in a
separate binary package built from the same source and enabled without
prompting.
Ian.