[SAC] Who manages Nabble archives?

[Jason Birch]

Sorry folks; all my [SAC] subject mail was getting filtered into a folder
that I wasn't checking with any kind of regularity.

I don't mind at all responding to this kind of thing if there's anything
that still has my name on it. I don't have much time to spend on stuff
outside of work and family right now, but I'll make time for technical stuff
that I'd be holding up otherwise.

If anything else pops up, please make sure to send to me directly under a
separate subject.  And maybe ping me on Twitter @jasonbirch to make sure I
notice :)

I'm pretty sure Mateusz has this in hand, but let me know if you need
anything else.

Jason

On 19 September 2011 06:00, Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas <jsanz at osgeo.org>wrote:

> Hi, I'm cc-ing Jason just in case he's not reading SAC list
>
> Long ago I asked Jason to add a gvSIG category then I added the gvSIG
> mailing lists there as subforums so I manage that "leaf" of the OSGeo
> tree of archives. Adding a mailing list to nabble is pretty easy.
>
> I remember Jason commenting some time ago to pass the Nabble ball to
> someone so if no one is interested and assuming is not so much work, I
> can take that responsibility if the SAC agrees.
>
> As Hamish says, archiving elsewhere is easy (at gvSIG we archive also at
> gmane and mail-archive.com) but I thing nabble is the most used, even
> when gmane offers a news service for old-fashioned readers and blog
> style for non-so-old-fashioned ones :-)
>
> Best
>
> --
> Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas
> http://es.osgeo.org
> http://jorgesanz.net
>
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