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svillar · 2007-01-28 · via Virtual Reality

A few days ago Philip wrote the following in the tinymail mailing list in response to a patch that I sent to the list:

Yep, let’s go for this. Commit please :)

Don’t forget our poor little ChangeLog file I thought, OK Philip it could be poor, but little? Then I decided to take a deeper look to our lovely ChangeLog file and I extracted some figures. First of all the number of entries is 153, really impressive if you realize that the first commit was made on 2006-01-17, just one year ago. The list of contributors ordered by number of entries is shown next

Contributor #commits
Philip Van Hoof 101
Sergio Villar Senin 20
Dirk-Jan C. Binnema 10
Øystein Gisnås 7
Florian Boor 3
Thomas Hisch 3
James Doc Livingston 2
Raphaël Slinckx 1
Chris Lord 1
Thomas Viehmann 1
Gustavo J. A. M. Carneiro 1
Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay 1
Scott Arrington (muppet) 1
Don Scorgie 1

As you could see, there are great names there, and I’m currently in the second place, Philip don’t look behind because I’m getting closer :-).