svn commit: r366360 - head/japanese/xyaku

[Marcus von Appen]

Alexey Dokuchaev <danfe at freebsd.org>:

> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 08:55:04AM +0200, John Marino wrote:
>> Actually, thinking about this, what I said isn't really true.  I don't
>> always use "@"  for known freebsd users.  However, the PR number is
>> provided and people can look it all the information there.  The
>> "submitted by" is courtesy information.  Frankly I can omit the line
>> completely.  Only the PR is actually required.
>
> It's funny that I tend to do the same. ;-)  If I can find a clear and nice
> way to give credit (e.g. PR came from a committer or I know the full name)
> I will likely do it; if it came from anonymous (sole email counts as such
> as well) leaving PR number alone is preferred.

I vote for that - I'd even say that, if a PR number is known, it's  
sufficient to
use only that as reference. If the change came by e.g. mail, or s.th. similar
Submitted by: should be used.

It'd be nice, if we could handle it like that.

Cheers
Marcus