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From: Angela Marie Thomas <angela@dragaera.ReleaseDominatrix.com>
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> I don't want to say that redirecting is necessarily doomed, but it's
> going to be tricky to have one system be the canonical source of some
> files and the other system be the canonical source of other files, and
> keep them all in correct synchornization..

Especially when they're 3000 miles apart.

I also remember the last switch being all-or-nothing.

--Angela