> Alternatively, here's an example of what httpd project provides by way
> of introduction to it's contributors:
Do I see the following (as a concept)?
<Contributors>
<Contributor>
<name> </name>
<email> </email>
<url> </url>
<organization> </organization>
<occupation> </occupation>
<location> </location>
<comments> </comments>
<osexpertise> </osexpertise>
<projects>
<project>
<contributions> </contributions>
<role> </role>
</project>
</projects>
</Contributor>
</Contributors>
I won't get into whether things should be elements or attributes just now.
This is just a concept, and similar to what is already in the Maven project
structure, if I recall Dion's demo correctly from CSS 2002.
The <role> value is intended to encode a community role such as Committer,
Release Manager (with release name), etc.
The <projects> element normalizes the information if there were to be a
central repository, as well as supporting sub-projects.
--- Noel
