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SubjectRe: [PATCH] Updating real-time and nanokernel maintainers

Nick Piggin wrote:
> I agree with Zwane. People have enough trouble using MAINTAINERS
> as it is. Using it to pat each others backs makes it less useful.

I understand what you mean.

> As Zwane said, neither have code in the kernel, so I don't see how
> you think it is justified...?

It is justified in the same way that the RTLinux entry was justified
for those many years. But the bottom line is as I said it before,
I personally have no take in this, and I certainly don't want to
start a debate on the use of the MAINTAINERS file, others are much
more apt than myself to make the proper judgement call on the proper
use of that file.

Karim
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