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David Woodhouse <dwmw2@infradead.org>:
> Hmmm, yes. I think I see at least two errors in that small selection, if I
> understand it correctly.

Please help me correct them.

>                 But as these are obviously behavioural changes, and
> you've said you won't make behavioural changes in the first push of CML2 to
> Linus, we can safely ignore them for now - they're lined up for your second
> wave of patches, right?

The definition of "behavioral change" you're implying here is so narrow that
if I interpreted the "agreement" that way", CML2 could do nothing worthwhile.

Get real, please.
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