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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen writes:

>As some of you may have noticed, there hasn't been anything much new in
>the last couple of weeks.  The problem is that, *gasp*, I've gotten one of
>those dreaded writers, uhm, programmer's blocks.  I just don't seem to be
>able to write a single line of lisp without my mind starting to drift off
>into strange places.
>
>Anyways.  This might be a good opportunity to declare a feature freeze and
>aim for releasing Red Gnus 5.4 Novemberish.  After that, it's a fruity
>Gnus, I guess.  If I can get that inspiration back.  *sob* *whine*

  you just need some very large end-users to pay you a visit and remind you
how much you just _LOVE_ to lose sleep over adding features.  :)  Sort of
like the roaming 'I Love Microsoft' squad roaming the eastside of seattle
on alternating tuesdays.

-Bill P.