I really didn't want it to come to this, but I was uncomfortable doing the 3.7 release yesterday due to last-minute issues, and decided to sleep on it. And today, I ended up even *less* comfortable about it due to the resurrection of a kswapd issue, so I decided that I'm going to do another -rc after all. Which is not very nice timing-wise, since that means that the next merge window will run up very close to christmas, but hey, maybe that will at least convince people to not leave things to the final days of the merge window, and send me pull requests *early*. That would be nice. And because I'm dragging it out for another week, I'm going to be *very* bitter if anybody sends me pull requests this late in the game that aren't for major issues. If you send me small irrelevant stuff that doesn't fix major issues (oopses, security, things like that), I'm going to curse at you and ignore your pull request. So don't do it. The only things I want to see are fixes that people care deeply about. If it's not critical, or you don't have an actual problem report from an actual user, just put it in the queue under the christmas tree, and let it got for 3.8. (Ok, while writing this I got another pull request that made me go "We don't really need this". I'll pull that, because technically it came in before I'd given people this warning, but ...)