[Unison-hackers] My unison-contributed-binaries access is revoked?

[Max Bowsher]

Geoffrey Alan Washburn wrote:
> Max Bowsher wrote:
> 
>>>     I disabled your account because the e-mail address I had on record 
>>> was bouncing.
>> I did abandon my old email address due to excess spam, yes.
>>
>> Could my account be re-enabled, please?
> 
> 	Okay, I've reactivated your account.  However, next time you decide to 
> change e-mail addresses, it might be useful to inform people how to get 
> in touch with you in the future.  I asked a few different people on the 
> Unison project and none of them knew I how I could contact you.

Having done my own share of sysadmin work, I totally understand your 
desire to tidy up accounts for which seem inactive, and you lack contact 
info.

That said, I was not explicitly told that my email address had been 
recorded separately as part of my svn account. Therefore, when I changed 
it, I updated my address for the unison-hackers (and unison-users) 
mailing lists (to which I have been continuously subscribed), and did 
not realize that a stale copy of my contact info was present elsewhere.

Anyway, thanks for the fix,
Max.

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