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On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Tim Jansen wrote:

> There is an easy way for you, or even better, Linus to stop these discussions:
> 
> Just say, in unambigous words, what kind of patch you would accept, if any. 

.procmailrc one would do nicely.

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