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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -$Revision: 447 $ +DONE for mailman 1.0b2 (DONE $Revision: 450 $, $Date: 1998-04-13 21:13:07 +0100 (Mon, 13 Apr 1998) $) 1.0b2 (04/13/1998) and 1.0b1.1 (04/09/1998): klm (ken manheimer) @@ -1,23 +1,25 @@ -$Revision: 449 $, $Date: 1998-04-13 20:59:28 +0100 (Mon, 13 Apr 1998) $ +Mailman 1.0b2 (README $Revision: 450 $, $Date: 1998-04-13 21:13:07 +0100 (Mon, 13 Apr 1998) $) This is mailman, maillist management software written mostly in Python. Mailman was originally developed by John Viega. Ken -Manheimer picked it up and refined some of the rough edges after some -versions were lost in a system crash, enough so that mailman is now -the production system for python.org. Hopefully we will see continued -development and blossoming of this very promising foundation through -the efforts of a bunch of people - there's a lot of potential here. - -Initial version of Mailman (v. 0.9) written by John Viega Dec 12-15 1996 -======= -There's still much that I'd like to redo or add. I'm not incredibly -proud of the code, and it's a bit embarassing to be sharing it at this -point. The weakest points in my mind are probably the cgi scripts and -html formatting. Unfortunately, I won't soon have the time to devote -to doing it better. +Manheimer picked it up after substantial revisions of the development +version were lost in a system crash, and refined some of the rough +edges, enough so that mailman is now the production system for +python.org. We expect to continue to develop mailman, and see +blossoming of this very promising foundation as other people join in. Initial version of Mailman (v. 0.9) written by John Viega Dec 12-15 -1996. Mailman 1.0b2 and 1.0b1.1 developments by ken manheimer. +1996. Mailman 1.0b2 and 1.0b1.1 developments by ken manheimer, +04/13/1998. + +For anyone interested in joining in on the development crowd, or just +tracking the progress, there's a maillist for you to join (we're +considering using mailman to run it - kidding!): + + mailman-developers@python.org + +Visit http://www.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-developers for +more info (and for an example of the system in action). See file DONE for info on changes since v. 0.9 |