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On 13 Nov, Nik Clayton wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 13, 2000 at 11:10:51AM +0000, Steve Roome wrote:
>> P.S. Yup, I know I didn't supply patches to gnats to make it do this,
>> I don't seriously expect anyone would accept them if I did.
> 
> I'd very seriously consider any patch that, if I set "responsible" to
> something like "xfree86", automatically forwards the PR on, possibly
> with some preamble that says something like
> 
>     This report has been forwarded by the FreeBSD Project, as it pertains
>     to a piece of software that we distribute, but do not maintain.
> 
>     It is our policy to forward patch requests on to the original 
>     developers, and re-integrate their changes in to our tree when they
>     are made, rather than make local patches to third party software.
> 
> Something like that, anyway.
> 
This is why I luv you sometimes. Nik. :-)

Where would it patch to?

				Jessem.





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