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From: Christoph Berg <myon@debian.org>
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Re: GOLLET Nicolas 2018-06-28 <164461a65cc.e862b2a0141287.1906369810237409971@ng.pe>
> I had also thought that setting up a public morgue would be a good thing, I
> recently set up an unofficial public morgue (WIP): http://pgyum-morgue.ng.pe/
> (WIP)
> 
> I'm missing some RPM, if you want us to work together on setting it up I'm
> available;)
> I had thought not to put all the packages in the morgue but the most important
> ones:

Why not include everything? Filtering is extra effort, and even if you
get the filters right, they will soon become outdated.

Christoph