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Yes — I added two better primary feeds to the watch list: bcachefs RecentChanges and the linux-bcachefs mailing-list archive. Phoronix is still useful for bigger announcements, but those two should catch the actual development stream.

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OK. Just know that I only want to know about major changes, and not track development details.

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Understood — I’ll keep the feed focused on major user-visible changes, releases, compatibility milestones, security/data-integrity work, and substantial feature or performance shifts. Routine development details stay out.

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Got it. I’ll use those feeds as a filter for major user-visible milestones only — releases, significant compatibility/kernel changes, security or data-integrity work, and substantial features/performance — and ignore routine commits, CI/docs churn, and ordinary development threads.