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Re: GSoC status: final summary and comments



Jordà Polo <jorda@ettin.org> writes:

> Then manpages and URLs probably need be classified too, which makes
> sense. But how about manuals that are seldom referenced? Where do we
> draw the line? This is the number of references for each manual:
>
>  215 policy
>   27 devref
>   18 doc-base
>   13 fhs
>   13 menu
>    4 debconf-spec
>    4 menu-policy
>    4 perl-policy
>    2 python-policy
>    1 libpkg-guide
>    1 lintian
>
> The first five manuals probably deserve to be identified as a "source",
> but I'm not so sure about manuals with 4 or less references.

Maybe we should make a source classifier called other-policies and group
together everything with fewer than 10 references until someone requests
we split out one of them in particular?

-- 
Russ Allbery (rra@debian.org)               <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>


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