I like the idea of hosting the FAQ on jGuru also. It gives log4j even more
exposure. I agree with the Mathias' concerns about the copyright. I would
be surprised if that's a problem given so many other FAQs on there.
I also like the idea of the forum. I'd me willing to monitor it also.
+1
How would we access the FAQ to change it?
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Ceki Gülcü <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/18/2001 02:44:41 AM
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Subject: Hosting FAQs on jGuru
Hello,
Do we want to host the log4j FAQ at jGuru? Comments? Suggestions? Ceki
>Thomas E. Burns at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>Howdy,
>
>As I imagine you know, jGuru is currently hosting very popular FAQs for
>Tomcat, Servlets and JSP (your site points to them). We are interested in
>hosting FAQs for the other projects under the Jakarta umbrella. We will
>provide the forum and the tools for a manager to migrate questions/answers
>from the forum to the FAQ (our standard system). We will need a
>participating project to provide a manager. It should require about
1-3hrs
>a week from the manager (depending on how busy the Forum/FAQ is). Is
there
>a way I could get this message to the various project contributors?
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