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> On Monday 19 September 2011 14:50:45 David Prévot wrote:
>> Hi Henri, thanks for your report, forwarding it to Nico who is taking
>> care of this service according to the DNS entry [0], to the brand new
>> debian-services-admin mailing list (is it OK to forward such bugs report
>> here?) […]

Le 19/09/2011 17:19, Enrico Zini a écrit :

> I'd say that if you know who's looking after the service, you don't
> need to keep debian-services-admin@lists.debian.org in the loop.
>
> If instead you don't know who's looking after the service, or how to
> deal with it, then debian-services-admin@lists.debian.org would be the
> place to ask.

Le 19/09/2011 18:28, Raphael Geissert a écrit :

> Alternatively, looking at the main page you have a full section titled 
> "Contacting the team."

Indeed, thanks, I missed it (so did the initial reporter who filled a
bug against the www.debian.org pseudopackage). While forwarding another
issue against the backport service, my mail to the backport mailinglist
was even lost (since I didn't directly contact the backport *team*).

Even if the service census [0] will soon be a good place to find an
accurate contact point to forward issues misreported, I do believe that
an obvious contact point available at the bottom of every page of each
service would be an improvement (either a mail contact as in
http://{bugs,packages,patch-tracker,www}.debian.org/<any page> or a way
to report issue, e.g. using the BTS as in http://snapshot.debian.org/).

	0 : http://wiki.debian.org/Services

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