Hi Martin,
I seem to remember reading that it is not necessary for a project to be
hosted completely on Savannah. But now I cannot find any reference or
documentation on this.
It's on
http://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/HowToGetYourProjectApprovedQuickly
The point starting:
* No storage or back-up-only project ...
although we do not require all parts of the project to be hosted at
Savannah.
So, just to be sure: is it ok if a project hosted on savannah.nongnu.org
moves its web pages to a different site, but still uses all the other
Savannah services?
I haven't discussed this with other savannah folk, but I would say yes,
it's ok. There are a number GNU packages which host their own web
pages, off the main GNU web server, and rms has not considered this a
stopper. I see even less reason for savannah in general to enforce such
a rule.
Best,
Karl
