gjgowey at tmo.blackberry.net wrote: > It's basically aimed at letting individual developers start projects that they feel would benefit centos do so basically on their own terms and let those projects be run using sourceforge resources until they're sufficiently mature enough to be integrated into the mainsteam centos development path. The provision of allowing core centos members joint full control over these independent projects is so that the incubation period can be as long as need be without risking the project becoming orphaned. > if people are interested in creating sub-projects or creating/starting code work that might be of some use to the CentOS userbase, we have resources within the project that people would be most welcome to ask for. If someone has something in mind, please feel free to ask. We can provide pretty much anything that someone might want, any sort of VCS, mailing lists, trac instances, bugzilla instances, webhosting space and a very effective mirror network. as much as possible, it would be nice to not spread out too thin, however if people would still like to use the likes of sf.net to host a project - I would really like to know why. Perhaps, we could use that feedback to do things better. -- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219 at icq