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Am 02.05.2011 10:49, schrieb Chris Rees:

>> or otherwise issue a hint
>> that the port is kept for the benefit of those who happen to have a
>> distfile.
> 
> Which is what, thirty people?

I don't care. Let's not deliberately break the port for those who can
still use it.

Please remove the EXPIRATION_DATE; I'm also willing to "maintain" the
port if needed.

Best regards