[Savannah-hackers] Savannah & GNU Enterprise website

[Peter Sullivan]

Hi. I've been doing some work for the GNU Enterprise project 
on re-writing their website, and dneighbo has asked me to write to 
you to clear up a couple of points.

Firstly, I understand that currently there is a "kludge" in place 
whereby the gnue/www/ directory from the GNUe CVS sources on Savannah 
is in effect mapped to www.gnu.org/projects/gnue. This was a legacy 
from our previous CVS on subversions which you set up specially for 
us, and which I gather has caused some hassle at your end. We no 
longer need this, and will update our web pages directly 
via the CVS (HTML) part of our project on Savannah. 

Secondly, the Browse CVS (HTML) for our project currently points to 
www.gnu.org/software/gnue (which is empty) rather than 
www.gnu.org/projects/gnue. What's the difference (in web site terms)
between the two? If 'project' implies 'something a bit bigger than a 
single piece of software, like dot-gnu,' then that's probably where 
we should stay. If 'project' implies 'not ready for use yet,' then 
we probably should move to /software/, with just a redirect from the 
old /projects/gnue/ directory (Google reckons there are 68 links to 
this page).

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Peter Sullivan <address@hidden>