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From: mujica@ra.cs.ucla.edu (S. Mujica)
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs
Subject: Re: No bug reports here!
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Date: 12 Nov 89 06:25:18 GMT
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In-reply-to: rms@AI.MIT.EDU's message of 11 Nov 89 05:45:06 GMT


on 11 Nov 89 05:45:06 GMT,
rms@AI.MIT.EDU said:
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>       Conversion to emacs info format works
>     as expected, but feeding TeX with the same document results in complaints
>     about ^ used outside math mode (I am using the texinfo.tex file that came
>     with gcc 1.35).

> This is a BUG REPORT.  Don't send bug reports to info-gnu-emacs (aka
> gnu.emacs)!  Send them to bug-gnu-emacs@prep.ai.mit.edu, which is the
> place for bug reports.

Sometimes people have questions about software behavior and do not
know whether their observations are because of a bug or due to wrong
usage of some feature.  Is posting questions wrong?  Could you please
describe the purpose of gnu.emacs again?  I am confused about this
mailing list, particularly after the bursts of anti-apple activism.

Thanks,


Sergio Mujica		mujica@cs.ucla.edu
Computer Science Department, UCLA