On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 17:35, Tim Haughton wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Chaps, > > I've registered a mixminion project on Sourceforge. I desperately want > to contribute to the project, but unfortunately I think my particular > skill set is out of whack with what's needed. Hi, Tim! I appreciate your interest and desire to help, but could you please rename your project or take it down? "Mixminion" refers to the official reference implementation, and to the loose-knit project group that has produced it. Other implementations should refer to "Type III" remailers, and not be named "Mixminion". Having a project on Sourceforge is a decision that should be taken by the developers and project leaders; if we have one without supporting it, we will be luring users away from venues through which they could actually get the support they need. **In general, I would much prefer that people not assume administrative functions without asking first.** I'm terribly sorry if this message sounds harsh; I do not mean to discourage you as a developer or contributor to the Mixminion project or to any other remailer implementation, type III or otherwise. By all means, contribute ideas, contribute code, or contribute documentation. But please, please remove all traces of this project from Sourceforge. -- Nick Mathewson <nickm@freehaven.net>
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