Important Announcement: All NGINX mailman mailing lists are retiring on September 30

[Paul]

On 9/25/25 10:50, Sergey Budnevich wrote:
> Hello
> 
> All NGINX mailman mailing lists are retiring on September 30, as the NGINX
> development process has moved to GitHub. The mailing lists archives will remain
> accessible for historical reference at https://mailman.nginx.org

Sergey:  This is not good news. Nginx has ~35% world share of 
webservers.  I am not involved in your moving *development*  to GitHub. 
I am referring to a useful *end-user* community service.

I do not know if Igor Sysoev and Max Dounin will see this email.  I 
sincerely trust, as a strictly non-politician, that freenginx will 
survive and prosper.

Zdrastye

Yours aye,
Paul
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