Moving source code to Github. What to do with mailing list?

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Hi,

I've decided to move Pyro's source code repositories from my own subversion server, to
Github.

It seems the conversions of the svn-repo of Pyro4, Pyro3 and Pyrolite to Github have
been succesful (as far as I can see: the commit history is intact). So this change is
in effect immediately. The documentation etc hasn't been updated yet to reflect the
change, but I will do that shortly.

The new (git) repositories are:

https://github.com/irmen/Pyro4
https://github.com/irmen/Pyrolite
https://github.com/irmen/Pyro3     (for the oldskoolers)


This brings us to the mailing list. It has served the Pyro project faithfully for a
LONG time: since march 2002. I'm wondering if the features of Github (gist, code
comments, issue trackers) could perhaps replace the mailing list? What are your
thoughts about this? (The mailing list is the only string that still ties Pyro to
sourceforge.net)

I will be happy hearing your feedback about these topics.

Cheers,
Irmen de Jong.


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