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On Fri, Aug 01, 2008 at 12:34:53PM -0400, Ryan Hope wrote:
> Hmmm, removing the plugin support might not be so hard....  I might
> have to try this... I am not impressed with btrfs yet.

Well, if you're going to work on reiser4 (and I think there were other
people who had also expressed interest/plans to work on it; you might
try doing a search on the various mailing lists so you can coordinate
with them and avoid duplicating work), my suggestion to you would be
to find the comments that were made by the reviewers way back when,
and make sure those comments have been addressed.

Then, re-requests a code review, and promise that you won't abuse, and
insult the integrity and impugn the motivations of the reviewers like
Hans did, and hopefully after they review the code, fix those problems
as well.  Then you can try resubmitting for inclusion.

Best regards,

    	      	    	 	    	      - Ted
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