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In-Reply-To: <199906040549.WAA01104@peterw.yahoo.com> from Peter Wemm at "Jun 3, 99 10:49:04 pm"
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> 
> Some sort of arrangement/understanding/procedure/whatever would need to be
> worked out to make sure that everybody involved understands everybody's
> angle so that we don't repeat it all over again.  Maybe some of the
> groundwork can be done at usenix next week, but not all everybody will be
> there.  Anyway, I guess we can see.
> 
I am convinced that Matt is a net gain for FreeBSD, and some brilliant
and creative solution to the patience/turn around issues would likely
be welcome :-).

John


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