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> (*shrug*)  There were other intentions you knew about and derailed,
> so your knob got used to realize that stated agenda.

To the general FreeBSD community, the various "agendas" that
seem so important to you two take a far distant back seat to the
recent dilemmas of: "parts of the tree no longer work".

Speaking for myself, I am rapidly getting to the point where I really
don't care whoever shot which bullet into my foot, but I am starting
to resent the fact that the bullets are there in service of someone's
personal agenda, rather than what's good for the wider community.

I suggest that whatever needs to be worked out here, needs to
be worked out in some other forum than the source tree.

mcl