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Subject: Re: cvs commit:  ports/net/cvsup/pkg DESCR
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I've wondered the same thing myself, many times.  But, you created the
 * file (and the port), and you put your name on it.  Who am I to take it
 * away from you? ;-)

Gee, if *you* can't take the cvsup port away from me, who can? ;)

And for others who are listening -- if there is a port that I am
listed as a MAINTAINER, or if my name is in the DESCR file (whether
I'm the maintainer or not), you are more than welcome to take it away
from me!  (I'm really listed in too many more places than I can
remember....)

Satoshi