>If someone wants to take over driving the developement, I'm more than >happy to keep hosting it. It might be nice to see what's happened to >Dan, to keep from ruffling any feathers.
And I'm certainly waiting to hear from Dan ... right now I was just in the "sounding everyone out" phase (but what I'm hearing is a number of people who very quickly responded and would like _something_ done about the situation). I'm assuming he still reads this list. It's not like we're going to do anything soon; I have a business trip next week and then we have the Christmas/New Year holidays coming up. >As well, I am hoping to start having some time to get back to >doing some development work. I've backed off from my real job and >have a nice position now doing some dev work and keeping normal >sane hours. So it's within the realm of possibility that I could >actually start writing code for fun again. That sounds great! The more the merrier! >That said, I don't want to overcommit, and if someone else wants to >keep nmh going, that's probablly better. Well ... right now I think I have the cycles to shepherd this thing into a new release, at least, and get things going so we can keep moving. >>site (e.g., put new releases up for ftp). If we wanted to do a new >>release (which I think should REALLY REALLY happen) then likely we need >>to move things to a new site. I can host things here, which shouldn't > >If you have some reason to move it, I'll be happy to hand over the >CVS, but I don't see that that's really necessary. Mhost is here, and >I have no plans to take it down. It's self-sustaining at this point. >It's mostly a hobby, but it doesn't cost me that much to run and >it gives me a place to put up my climbing pictures and, of course, >to host projects. Hm. I guess I don't have strong feelings either way; I just don't want to be stuck in a situation where you're busy and nmh suffers, but I guess that could be true of me, now couldn't it? If you don't have a problem, then I don't see why we can't continue with the status quo. But I'm still going to wait to see if Dan has anything to say. --Ken
