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From: Eric Wong <e@80x24.org>
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Subject: lei stuff that should be in a lei(1) or lei-overview(7)
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More random scattered thoughts

* Note bash completions in contrib/, encourage contributions for
  other shells

* Note UI/UX is a deeply personal choice, lei can't satisfy everyone

* Note Inline::C + "mkdir -p ~/.cache/public-inbox/inline-c"
  significantly improves performance.  Socket::MsgHdr
  (libsocket-msghdr-perl in Debian) further improves startup
  performance (most noticeable for bash completion)

* Don't impose or aggressively promote lei in your projects or
  communities.  That defeats the point of open standards.  Until
  AGPL acceptance grows, it's likely many users can't use lei.

* Primary author is scatter-brained, and getting worse :<

More to come...