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Hi all,

No response from the committer or portmgr.  This is *bad*.

So we all agree it's ok to use the FreeBSD ports tree to
block open source projects for petty fights and favours?

But we are offended by strong language?

Can somebody with authority please clear this up beyond
a reasonable doubt or revert like it should have been
over a week ago.


Thank you,
Franco