Re: contributing to Emacs

[Björn Bidar]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> The only single
>> "big move" that is theoretically possible is just move Emacs to a Gitlab
>> instance, which will remove necessity to care of any docs because finding a
>> developer who doesn't know how git-forges work is unlikely. But I *do not*
>> suggest doing that because I know many long-timers would not want that. So
>> instead I am trying to bite at different pieces that could be improved 
>> without
>> affecting existing workflow. This docs discussion is just one small piece.
>
> We considered Gitlab, and also a couple of other alternatives.  They
> all had problems that needed to be solved first, and no one stepped
> forward or succeeded to do that.  You can find all this in the
> archives, including our minimum requirements to any such
> workflow/framework.

Have you considered updating mailman to mailman3 plus hyperkitty? The
new hyperkitty interface is easier to use and works better different
screen layouts such as mobile or high dpi.

Also considering that Mailman2 uses Python 2 which is EOL.