> would be great, for example, however. Typo has a future, it just needs > a steward and a vessel to get there.
Surely this is the problem -- we've lost our stewards! Piers and Scott are busy with work, and that's left Typo head-less. The consensus on this thread seems to be that we need to kickstart the community; the way to do that is to find out who owns/runs typosphere.org, and convince them to give two or three trusted long-time members of the community admin access. As far as documentation goes, the Trac on typosphere.org should be opened up to contributions from the community. I know that's effectively what typoforums.org offers, but wikis are more intuitive to navigate (and IMHO, putting documentation/howtos on threaded forums is equivalent to burying it). Uzair _______________________________________________ Typo-list mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list
