therefore, if users get in touch with the source anyway, i think it's a
small step to using an svn client once a year.
Hmm, I'm hesitant. I guess there are good reasons why the ASF projects
provide tarballs.
What do the others think?
You need to release source tarballs. They're quicker number one. svn is
very slow compared to downloading a zipped archive over HTTP. Most
people aren't going to want to mess with getting a project via cvs or
svn. I know I don't. Even if I'm building from source, I'll grab the
tarball instead of checking it out.
Richard
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