OK, I read a few more messages on this subject now and I see you got reasons
not to sync with vger. I'd still prefer you to have some agreement with the
vger people to have patches going in and you're still able to not let in
some features you consider not belonging there. VGER should create a Linus
branch ...
I really don't wanna see the power of the Linux people split into two parts.
(And maybe you just want that. There are a lot of people enthusiastic about
kernel development and sending a lot of patches. Maybe you don't want to
discrourage them but of course you can't let everything. So they got a vger
kernel to play with ... ? )
Regards,
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