Hi Ross, Thanks for replying -- I was worried there that my post would be lost in the ether. > I'm not sure about this one. According to our (basic) rules, cowbell > qualifies in that it looks like a fairly established project, but on the > other hand we'd like to avoid setting up (and maintaining/archiving etc) > lots of GNOME lists that can't be hosted elsewhere. > > http://live.gnome.org/NewListRequest > > You seem to have the other aspects of the project happily hosted > elsewhere (svn/web/bugs etc), so I'm just curious as to why you are > looking to host your list on gnome.org? The main reason is the exposure. Hosting a project on gnome.org gives it instantly thousands more eyes than hosting it on my own site, not to mention the collaboration possible with such a distributed environment. Hosting cowbell myself is nice, but its definitely showing its limitations when others want to help out. If it would make it easier, I can move my bug tracking over to b.g.o, but I was just trying to minimize the amount of work to you guys :). Thanks again. -Brad -- Brad Taylor Genome Software LLC http://www.getcoded.net
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