Re: Sourceforge page purpose

[Frederico S. Mun~oz]

Ognyan Kulev wrote:

> On Tue, Dec 19, 2000 at 03:15:54PM +0000, Frederico S. Muсoz wrote:
>
> > There is a need for a page that could be fed with all sorts of contents
> > without much care, and I think that that is sf.net page purpose (don't
> > mistake this with a bad-maintained page).
> >
> > As I said previously I'm also available to any work on the hurd.gnu.org
> > page (in fact to any gnu.org work that is needed), and I could even
> > migrate any contents that get's into sf.net page; bear in mind that that
> > page will be linked to the gnu.org one in a lot of points, the good
> > thing about having that extra page is that sf. also makes available
> > several extra facilities).
>
>
> There is some confusion in hurd.sf.net page: when I see Bug Tracking I think
> bug tracking of hurd (e.g. address@hidden) but it leads to SourceForge's
> BT.  Download leads to main page.  Hurd forums are too many -  do we
> really need them?

The download link ( and all the broken and strange links) will be delt 
with when the page goes live; the BugTracking and the Foruns I will 
discuss with the other ppl in the project.



> As far as I understand you want this site to be like alpha.gnu.org but not for
> binary but Web content, right? 

More or less that, yes. Thats way both pages would be able to coexist 
without major conflict.

Thanks,


fsm