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On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 17:09, Alan Cox wrote:
> Look at history - if such a mess got in, it would never get sorted.

Instead of throwing around vague statements with little
context like "compost heap" and "such a mess", why don't
you spell out the specific design points of EVMS that you
disagree with. The advantages and disadvantages of
each point can then be discussed.

Mark


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