J�rg, (short synopsis at the bottom if you're very much in a hurry)
I've been looking at the cdrecord website for a bit, and noticed that it is quite chaotic. Specific information is hard to find, and everything is thrown together on one page in random order. Also several pieces of information are heavily outdated. I understand that this is because you are very busy with cdrecord development. I don't know much about SCSI or kernel hacking, and learning that would take a lot of time. I am pretty good at organising data and I have quite a bit of experience making websites, and some experience with public relations work. I figure it's time I balance the comments and criticism I've given on the cdwrite list with some more positive involvement, and with the above in mind I would like to volunteer to sift through the information currently available on the cdrecord web site, filter it for relevance to the current state of affairs, sort it, and create a new web site that allows easy access to the material. What I need to know is whether you would accept such a contribution. It is your project, and if you feel this effort would be unnecessary or undesired I will accept that, but I'd like to know before spending time on it. Hopefully, this will also help increase the quality of bug reports and allow us to streamline the support process, giving you more time to actually write code or do other things (it's your free time after all). SHORT SYNOPSIS: I'd like to volunteer to redesign the cdrecord website to make information more easily accessible. Hopefully this will also lead to better bug reports. I'd like to know if you would accept the results of such an effort, before spending too much time on it. Thanks, Lourens -- GPG public key: http://home.student.utwente.nl/l.e.veen/lourens.key -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
