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Re: Timing this week

From
Jonathan Nieder <jrnieder@gmail.com>
Date
Nov 26, 2019, 00:23 UTC
Message-ID
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Hi,
D. Ben Knoble wrote:
> I'm still drafting the mail for this information, but when I have it
> ready, when would the list prefer to see it? Should I hold it until
> next week? Or would you all rather see it over the holiday weekend?

I wouldn't worry too much. Send when you're able and when you're comfortable receiving replies. Some participants in the Git project are not in the United States and are not having a holiday right now. Some like having an excuse to take a moment away from family to see what other people are up to. Some are completely disconnected from email and won't see such a thread until they come back.

One of the nice things about email is that people can respond at their convenience. So fire away. :)

Thanks, Jonathan

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