& XSLT Hi all,

based on the recent discussion, it seems all we need is to arrange basic 
rules for the project, to reach an agreement about the infrastructure 
and then to get some initial distros in.

I have already noted an idea of decentralized project with maintainers 
controlling particular distros. This is actually not that different from 
how Perl XML works today. What is supposed to change is a better 
availability of sources, and it should also be clear what distros belong 
to the project and who is their current maintainer. Perhaps, it could be 
useful to put together a brief list of rules for the project members 
(who is allowed to commit what, where to send patches, etc.).

These parts of the infrastructure are clear:
- this mailing list
- rt.cpan.org bug tracker

Then, IMO, we need a repository (preferably SVN) and a web homepage 
containing some basic info (distros, maintainers) and joining the other 
parts together. As Robin have asked Ask, we should wait for his answer 
to see what perl.org can offer.

Petr

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Petr Cimprich
Ginger Alliance
www.gingerall.com

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