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On Jun 27, 2011 9:58 AM, "Blake Rain" <<a href="mailto:blake.rain@gmail.com">blake.rain@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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> I honestly don't see how Yesod - the same as Snap, Happstack, Hackyll<br>
> and so on - should not be discussed on a mailing list related to web<br>
> development in Haskell.</p>
<p>I hope this isn't coming across like that... it's just that the mailing list is very often used as a basic support channel for Yesod, and that's not the case for any other project. Definitely there's no need to exclude Yesod from the list, but there's a big difference between discussing web development topics including Yesod, and reporting Yesod bugs or asking detailed questions about technical topics like subsistence routing and such. I'm very interested in Haskell web development including Yesod, but surely there's a Yesod specific place for the latter kinds of questions which frankly aren't even being understood by non-Yesod developers on the mailing list. And of course the same thing would apply to Happstack, Snap, etc... except it isn't happening with them.</p>
<p>-- <br>
Chris Smith</p>