Hallo Marc,

thanks for your effort and your extra private mail. I do agree very much
with you, that the current state of plugins in VIM is horrible at least,
but I don't think that your proposed solution is the right one.

1. Distributions have their own package management system and their way
   of shipping vim plugins[1]. And I prefer very much to use the package
   management system of my distribution for updating and dependency
   management.

2. Keep thinks independent! I really dislike the idea of hawing one big
   thing containing many plugins. It's like in software programming:
   Have many small, independent, solid, interchangeable blocks to build
   great systems.

Sorry for the delay of my response and that I don't have the time to
investigate your proposal further, but the above two points are absolute
no gos for me.

As you asked me to join your effort, I ask you to join mine to refresh
the vim.org site! :-)

[1] see: http://pkg-vim.alioth.debian.org/vim-policy.html/

Best regards,
-- 
Thomas Koch, Software Developer
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