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 To: distribution package maintainers
 
 Those are a few things about this project that you should know.
 
 I surely welcome patches to support both in a better way.
 
 DO NOT ship kronosnetd. It's an experimental piece of super
 crappy code. IF you decide to ship it anyway, you get to
 be also the upstream maintainer :-) you have been warned.
 
-libnozzle is a simple commodity library used only by kronosnetd.
-I don't mind to support it, but don't ship just for the fun of it.
-It has no users, that I know of, outside of kronosnetd.
+libnozzle is a simple commodity library used only by kronosnetd
+and a future release of corosync. This is the first GA release
+for libnozzle, please allow space for minor screw ups.
 
-libknet is still under heavy development. There might be more
-onwire network changes that could make current version
-incompatible with newer versions. Make sure to warn your users
-about it. Plan is to release a stable version (1.0) when
-we are confident that the current implementation is stable enough.
+libknet is the core of this project. It is considered stable
+and supported in the stable* branches and still under
+heavy development in master branch. Upstream does guarantee
+onwire and update compatibility between releases in the same
+major versions (aka 1.x will always be able to talk to 1.x+n).
+There is NO guarantee of onwire compatibility
+between major versions of knet (aka: 1.x might not be able to talk
+to 2.x).
 
 libknet has a lot of build dependencies due to its modular
 implementation. It does not, however, link with all those libraries
 but uses a dlopen model to save runtime resources and provide
 flexibility to users to install only the libraries they are
 planning to use. Make sure that you do build with all feature
 enabled (compatible with your distribution licencing/patent
 policy of course) and tune your packaging to Recommend/Suggest
 the external libraries.
 
 Thanks
 Your upstream maintainers