* Marcel Knol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 08:42:12AM -0600, Scott Scriven wrote: > > So, the big question is whether anyone is willing to maintain > > DSPAM. It seems as if Jonathan Zdziarski has lost interest, but > > if no one else is willing to take over, nothing will get done. > > Any volunteers? The main requirements are time and enthusiasm, > > though development skills would be helpful too. > > Unfortunately we do not have the time to work on the software > itself, but if we can help by hosting something or being a > mirror, let me know.
Thanks. :) However, hosting isn't an issue. It's easy to do with free services. What's needed are people -- developers and someone to accept maintainer duties. I'd volunteer, but I know I'm too random and inconsistent to be a dspam maintainer or core developer. My attention span isn't nearly long enough for that. However, I could set up project infrastructure, help people learn the new development processes, and provide occasional drive-by patches. -- Scott !DSPAM:1011,48fa2832150928484815377!
