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Subject: Re: ports/4326
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Could have been more maturely & succinctly articulated as:
 * 	"SH added to /usr/share/mk/bsd.port.mk after 2.2.2 release,
 * 	 submitter presumed to be running 2.2.2 & not stable or current"

That completely misses the point.  I have no patience for people who
waste our time because he can't be bothered to read the instructions
(it has been stated over and over that you need to update some stuff
if you are going to run the latest ports on a release system) or at
least take a look at the Makefile in question before submitting a
bogus PR.

 * Personality oriented stuff is noise to be avoided !

Look, it is nothing personal.  Don't bother submitting a PR if you
don't understand what you are doing, so we won't waste each other's
time.

Satoshi