NON-SOURCE POSTINGS CONSIDERED HARMFUL!
Heiko Blume
src at scuzzy.in-berlin.de
Sun Jan 20 03:28:32 AEST 1991
tchrist at convex.COM (Tom Christiansen) writes:
>Oh well. I thought that it needed being said, and in public so that folks
>who didn't know better and might sometime go off and post non-source would
>learn that this wasn't the best idea.
sigh, what is "source code" ?! i got a somewhat flamy mail
in reply to my bash patches indicating that i should only
post source to alt.sources, and that a.s.d is for comments
and requests... i suspect that it's a prepared file that
the person (didn't bother to save the mail) sends to anyone
who, in his opinion, hasn't posted "source".
so let's discuss: are patches to a generally available program "source code" ?
if not, where the f*ck shall one post patches? alt.test? junk?
of course, since this is *alt*.sources i couldn't feel less
'guilty' of posting "non-source" to alt.sources.
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