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Conor Dooley

Sending out patches with internal reviewed by tags seems so meaningless to me.
I've never seen these people before, what do their tags mean?
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Conor Dooley

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@broonie by old do you mean vN-1, or something from some time ago?
If it's the former, at least one can tell what got the tag.
When it's internal, from someone who is not active in a mailing list, it's hard to assign any meaning.
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Conor Dooley

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@broonie I guess my point was that if the tag is given on the list, you "know" that it's been given for the version that was posted. If it comes from inside an SoC vendor, it may not have been.
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Conor Dooley

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@llvm How is one supposed to know that, and assign appropriate value to the tag, if they do not provide review comments publicly?
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Conor Dooley

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@llvm I'm far from suggesting that the tags be removed, it's more a question for me of wonder what the tag has been given for?
"I don't know how to apply meaning to them" rather than "these tags are useless and should be removed"?
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