>
> Robin and Matt are steadily working on a new face for the site. Meanwhile
> Baiju Thakkar, the guy behind perlmonth.com and linuxmonth.com, has
> registered the no-one-understand-how-not-yet-registered modperl.org
> domain. And he came up with an idea that, it's more natural for mod_perl
> to be located at modperl.org than on perl.apache.org.
>
> I know we are located under Apache ASF umbrella, but I think we can still
> stay physically under it and have the domain renamed to modperl.org. Baiju
> suggested the following layout (I've added a bit):
>

www.modperl.org could simply be a CNAME for perl.apache.org. Staying at
perl.apache.org has the benefit, that the Apache Search page, also indexes
modperl pages and that the modperl pages are also mirrored on every (or
most) apache mirrors. (We should metion this fact somewhere on the site, I
guess most people don't know this).

>  www.modperl.org
> jobs.modperl.org
> dist.modperl.org
> docs.modperl.org
> search.modperl.org
> books.modperl.org
> conference.modperl.org (I'll talk about this one next time)
>
> vs. a basic domain www.modperl.org and all the above subdomains as
> subdirectories (which is how it'll be physically located anyway)
>
> What do you think? Does it make sense to you? Futher suggestions and
> ruminations are welcome!
>

I don't see any benefit on having so a set of hostnames/subdomains over
using subdirectories, execpt that subdomains harder to administer (they have
to go into the dns)

Gerald



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