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Subject: Re: make clean should remove README.html in ports collection
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * a) check the README.html files in into the source repository ?

Yes, this is what we are eventually going to do, as I wrote on my
original mail.

Otherwise we'll have a chicken-and-egg problem, having to ask users to 
type "make readmes" before they have any idea what the hell the "ports 
collection" is! :)

Satoshi