Which list is the most appropriate for proposing features and ideas for
postgres ?

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On May 21, 2007, at 1:44 PM, PFC wrote:
> Which list is the most appropriate for proposing features and
> ideas for postgres ?

Well, I think hackers tend to pay more attention to -hackers. OTOH,
in order to get something accepted you've got to show why it should
be accepted, so if it's a brand-new feature it might be a better idea
to post it here and ask folks to reply with real-world cases where
they could use the feature. Keep in mind that the bar is higher if
there's another way to accomplish something; the community generally
doesn't accept things that are purely "syntactic sugar".
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> Which list is the most appropriate for proposing features
> and ideas for postgres ?

Generally, -general. If the proposal is very technically specific,
you might prefer -hackers instead.

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