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Hi,

On Thursday, 2013-02-14 17:08:43 +0000, Michael Meeks wrote:

* UX input (Mirek)
      + 4.0/4.x branding
              + E-mail voting results:
                
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AsGS28t6YMF3dHFrTm9hMzZVNk9hNEZMN0NSbV9ZbXc#gid=0

I'd much prefer if we could publish such things at places where no login
of whatever kind is needed.


* Gerrit - unpleasant (Michael)
      + "I would prefer that you didn't submit this" ->
              "This probably needs some tweaks before it is merged"
      + "Do not submit" ->
              "I would prefer this not to be committed in this state."

While the rewording for -1 is fine with me and in general also better
describes why a -1 is given, I'm not satisfied with the "-2 Do not
submit" case. At least I use -2 only if the code is wrong or would break
things or omits important cases, there's no personal preferation
involved, the change should simply not be submitted. Maybe "The change
can not be committed in this state." instead would do?

  Eike

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