debian.org Mailing Lists Being Imported

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We're testing a new feature on the site.

As of now, we are importing debian.org's "debian-user" e-mail mailing list into the site. This is a one-way, import-only inclusion of the mailing list into a forum.

If you reply to any messages in that forum, the messages will not be sent to the mailing list -- again, this is a import-only function, so please don't reply to those mailing list messages.

The idea here is to both test out this functionality and also to provide the knowledge in the mailing list(s) in an easy to search manner on the site.

The messages imported from mailing lists are not listed in any of the front page's "forum post" blocks which list out the recent forum posts.

If you notice any oddities or quirks with this feature, please let me know...

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