On Wed, 2019-10-09 at 15:14 +0200, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote: > Jesse, > > Jesse Gibbons 写道: > > That review was a bit of a mess. Let's see if I can rephrase > > what you want, > > in a human-friendly format (no emacs involved): > > Yes, I'm so sorry. It looked fine while writing; I'm not actually > on crack. emacs might have been. > > Use a patch instead or move this to the source's snippet so > > kenny is removed > > from the raw source. > > A patch would contain a ‘negative’ verbatim copy of the non-free > code so isn't an option here. > Moved it to source's snippet. > > > + #:tests? #f)) > > clarify we have no tests suite > > Yep. Ideally that comment would be redundant because we'd never > flat-out disable tests in packages that have them, but we do. > rednotebook's test suite is disabled because it fails, but the program itself works fine. There's a TODO note there to fix the tests. Added comment. > > > +The GNU project hosts a similar collection of filters, the GNU > > > talkfilters. Due > > > +to copyright concerns and difficulty in communication between > > > maintainers, these > > > +collections have not been merged.") > > You want me to remove this. > > I think it's appropriate to say something about gnu talkfilters > > and note > > that this is not the same package, given that filters and > > talkfilters > > packages are often confused with each other on the internet, > > OK. I didn't know they were often confused. Would it make sense > to add it to GNU's, too? > > > but I will remove the last sentence. > > Great. It's the one that bothered me. > Sentence removed > > If the comments go beyond 80 characters I will move the > > comments above the license. > > For such whole-line comments you *would* use ‘;;’, start with a > capital letter, and end with a full stop… > I was able to fit the comments after a line. > > Am I missing anything? > - Cleaned up package descriptions. Only one takes up more than a line now, and they focus more on behavior. - Changed "80's" to "1980's" - Fixed various typos New patch is attached. > > Kind regards, > > T G-R