Re: Is RFP useful anymore?
Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.iki.fi> writes:
>
> The following is my first draft for the bug closing letter:
>
> This "Request for Package" bug report has been open and
> without activity for over 365 days.
You filed a "Request for Package" (RFP) for package %foo a long time
ago.
> This unfortunately indicates that no
> Debian developer or other volunteer has found the time or
> interest in creating such a package.
No-one seems to have followed up your request.
[optional]
Probably, they were busy, or didn't understand the importance of the
package. Maybe you can produce a draft .deb? {see Packaging ... }
[/optional]
> In order to avoid keeping
> such request bugs open indefinitely, we close them after 365
> days of inactivity. This message closes the bug.
>
> If you still wish for the package to be created, the bug should
> be reopened. See http://www.debian.org/Bugs/server-control for
> how to do that or reply to this mail and we will do it for you.
> This needs to happen within 28 days of the bug being closed, or
> the bug will be archived and then a new RFP bug needs to opened
> instead.
>
> Suggestions for improvements are welcome.
>
>
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