On 9 May 00, at 9:00, marc fleury wrote:


> Ok so I hope my previous mail helped a bit.
> 
> However, the "projects" page is the first thing people are going to see,
> I doubt that newcomers will naturally go open a bugzilla account just to
> browse the "todo" list.  
> This is why we have the "modules" section, if you feel "projects" is
> more appropriate I will change it.  In each sub-page the goal is give an
> historical/goal/mailing-list/people overview of the project and also a
> "STATUS-TODO" overview there and lead them to bugzilla for more
> information.  

Hi Marc,

No, I like the modules section the way it is.  I think you did a good 
job on the web site in general, actually.  Nothing jumped out at me 
as needing to be fixed; certainly not changing "modules" to 
"projects."

I was talking more about an addition to the web site that would 
"market" development opportunities to would-be jboss contributors. 
For instance, are you interested in object-relational mapping?  We 
have a good start in JAWS, but there are these additional 
challenges: x, y, z...  Here's why those things would be great to 
have...  Here are the programming/architectural issues that you 
may face...  Here's how to get started...  Here are the other people 
working in this area...  And here's where we'll enshrine your name 
on our web-page of fame if you succeed :-).

We're not exactly trying to sell something in the same way GM is 
trying to sell a car.  But for people who are interested about this 
kind of development project, we have some exciting opportunities 
for them.  It's to everyone's advantage if they can easily match their 
interests up to our opportunities.

Certainly this could be done in bugzilla, but will it be as effective?  
Or might someone miss out on the chance to contribute because 
they never found out that we had a need that was right up their 
alley...

On the other hand, bugzilla is easier to maintain and more 
democratic.  Both these points are virtues, so I could go either way.

-Dan

> 
> I hope it makes sense and we will give access to the web site for those
> that need the updating.
> 
> regards
> 
> marc
> 
> PS: heck I agree "projects" is better than "modules"
> 
> > 
> > Just something to think about...
> > 
> > -Dan
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