On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Jim Wise wrote:

: I don't blame you.  But I suspect the reason you `leave' OpenBSD in
: those files is that that's where they came from.  Here, we're talking
: about a file which originated in NetBSD.  Which was written for NetBSD
: as part of a PCMCIA subsystem which was itself written for NetBSD.
: Thus, it seems odd to have another project's RCS Id in there without a
: comment explaining why...

Adding a comment would be fine.  I understand the helpfulness of a sync-mark
in files, and a great example is the IPv6 sources we sync with KAME (which
has changes going in both directions, so as of right now neither project
"originates" the files anymore).

If we are attempting to keep these files in sync, we *should* have a FreeBSD
tag; that's only common sense.  Additionally, we *SHOULD NOT* have
xenophobic sudden commits to reverse that situation before a discussion.
Take it to a list first.

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