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Subject: [Bug 193185] [stage] net/ipsorc   MASTER_SITES LICENSE WWW take
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=193185

--- Comment #13 from John Marino <marino@FreeBSD.org> ---
(In reply to C Hutchinson from comment #11)
> Well that would explain it.
> I always use 4. But NP, I can live with it. Thanks for pointing it out.

/me bands head against wall.

If the issue was just affecting you, I wouldn't care.  But we've seen that it
affects your submissions, which means it affects everyone that deals with the
PR it's submitted on.

So I said, "Use tab=8 always, and you say you'll stick with 4 and deal".  That
tells me more mis-tabs are coming.  And once you have a reputation for being
sloppy, people are going to pass your PRs for those contributors that pay
attention to detail.  e.g. there are 10 PRs and you have time to pick up one. 
Are you going to pick up the PR from the guy with the great reputation, or the
guy whose PRs always have issues?  Even if they are only cosmetic issues? 
Think about it.

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