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<br/>> <a href="mailto:tero.kojo@nokia.com">tero.kojo@nokia.com</a> wrote:
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<br/>> > Once there is hardware available, I think that the limit is the
<br/>> > quaranteen time that the app has to stay in extras-testing. Knowing the
<br/>> > community, my guess is that there will be enough testers for the apps.
<br/>> > (some people code well, others like to test)
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<br/>> Is it possible to predict or set the actual moment when a package
<br/>> goes into extras? For example, if I liked to make a grand announcement
<br/>> of my new software, how could I time my announcement when the control of
<br/>> the release date and time is not in my own hands?
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<br/>I understood the process to be such that the package owner get's notified of the pass, but can/has to press the promotion button to extras. That would enable the grand entrance with fanfare and timing.
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<br/>Niels can correct me if I'm lost on this one.
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<br/>Tero
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<br/>> BR,
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<br/>> Henrik
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