On ooo-dev, we continue to ponder how we can support the existing OpenOffice.org web site and the subdomains thereof with minimal friction and maximum preservation of the accumulated material. Here is a thumbnail of what the objectives are: <https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/Transition+Planning> (with the understanding that development-focused aspects would move, at least in part, to Apache locations from the OpenOffice.org location).
Assuming 1. That the OpenOffice.org domain lease is transferred to the Apache Software Foundation 2. That sufficient volunteers come forward to support whatever the infrastructure support requirements are, and 3. There are no legal@ objections, Question 4. Is it technically feasible and acceptable to have, operating on Apache infrastructure, the OpenOffice.org web site and subdomains as open public sites operating with software that would otherwise not be very tasty on Apache (PHPBB which is GPLd and may have some customizations, for example)? I know that is very hypothetical in this form, but it is not worth navigating (1-3) unless 4 would work at the end of the day. - Dennis
