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Caching doesn't need email (Score:2)
... we can add offline support for http without TOO much difficulty.
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I guess that is progress. We have gone from supporting offline reports now to supporting offline reports in the future and all we have to do is wait from someone to write code.
Re:Caching doesn't need email (Score:1)
Yes, that is progress. The servers running the mail load for CPAN Testers 1.0 could not keep up, and the machines are graciously donated and the system administration is a volunteer effort. They could not afford to continue providing services to Testers 1.0; the mail pipe had to be turned off. This is why Testers 2.0 was designed – not because some people got an itch to engage in architecture astronautics or arbitrarily decided that email was passé. Whatever you think of the new system, the old one is going to stop working, no ifs or buts.
If you ask me, a system that will continue operating clearly beats one that is about to stop.
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