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Getting rid of control messages revisited



Hello,

some (most?) of us found the signal/noise ratio on the debian-mentors
list significantly worse since we switched to a BTS based workflow.

Having that said, I am sitting next to formorer, one of our list
masters, on the LinuxTag right now and we ended up to discuss this
problem again (c.f. #658498). He still thinks it would be a bad idea to
filter out control messages, but he made an alternative offer which
sounds like a good deal to me:

What about creating a list as owner of the pseudo-package dedicated to
BTS traffic (including control messages) named
sponsorship-requests@l.d.o. Furthermore, the mentors list should still
get bug traffic (only). Therefore we would subscribe that list via PTS
subscription to bug reports only [*]. How does that sound to you?


[*] jwilk looked into the code and it /seems/ to me, the "bts"
subscription does not contain control messages, whereas "bts-control"
control does. Can anyone verify this?

-- 
with kind regards,
Arno Töll
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