There is way too much garbage in the thirdparty directory and insufficient
documentation of what version is being used. If you were the last commiter of
thirdparty component X you need to provide:
A README.txt file containing:
$Id:$
NAME: The common name of the component (e.g., Log4j)
VERSION: The version of the component (e.g., log4j-1.2.8)
PROJECT: The home page/location from which the jars can be obtained
(e.g., http://logging.apache.org)
PURPOSE: Why do we need this component (e.g., Used as the common logging
framework implementation)
A LICENSE.txt file containing the license info for the jars
For any thirdparty stuff with redundant functionality there needs to be
justification as to why two ways of doing function X needs to exist.
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