Re: [Webmacro-devel] New committer

[Alex F. <al...@fi...>]

On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 12:04 AM, Eric B. Ridge <eb...@tc...> wrote:

> Hi!  I'm an email address from the past.
>

Greetings.

I personally stopped using WebMacro back in '07 when I quit my day job to
> open a bar/poolroom.  I sold it back in November, and now I'm back with my
> previous employer.
>

I know the feeling wrt computers.  Fortunately I manage to balance my
programming with about 2 or 3 months a year doing live sound for concerts so
I hope that this should provide a nice sustainable balance...


> We still use WebMacro, but not like we used to.  We're rewriting our
> webapp's UI with GWT, so there's (basically) no HTML at all.
>
> We're now only using WM for our custom source-code generation tool.  We
> have zero intentions of moving beyond whatever hacked-up version we're using
> in-house.
>

Are there any components in your "hacked-up" version that might be useful
outside your company and would making them more widely available be of
interest to you?


> I'm still subscribed to this list, but don't monitor it because it's full
> of spam.  I just happen to notice a few names I recognized.
>
> > Finally, is there an easy way to find out how many people are subscribed
> to the various lists?  Are the other sourceforge admins subscribed?  Do we
> have the login to the mailman interface to find out?  I'm not sure whether
> I'm talking to 10, 100 or 1000 people...
>
> If I'm still a SF admin (drater), then I've got access to the mailing
> lists.  It'll take me awhile to try and remember the password I set, but
> once I do, I'm happy to relinquish power to someone else more interested in
> WM's future.
>

Guy has tracked down the appropriate place in sourceforge so this isn't
necessary.

Alex


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> eric
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