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On Mar 10, Greg Harvey decided to present us with: > > This is a hastily jotted format for the email submission > format. Ideas, advice, and opinions appreciated (let's try to keep it > at least pg-13, though ;') I like it. > Each contents of each field must be enclosed in parenthesis... easy to > parse, easy to make sure that exactly what you think is being > submitted is being submitted. The only annoyance this brings is the > necessity to escape '()' in the text (do the \( \) thing). So you can later write a Guile parser? ;-) > %location (url): this should be a pointer to the homepage of the > project, or the distribution if no page is available. %mailing-list? > %catagory (cat): this will be one of a set of pre-defined > catagories. Basically, things like Application/Game or Library > (module?) How can I classify feast? :-) Game-engine? > %author (name): the main author of the project (should this be authors?) This gives the impression that there would be a field for "other" authors. Perhaps call this "authors" but label "primary authors" in the resulting page, and add "mailing-list" (enought to find "other" authors). Also, mailing-list should IMO contain either mailto:subscribe-address or http://list.home/page > %contact (addr): an email contact for the maintainer (should this be > folded into author(s)?) I think it should. It's how we're used to see things (like email headers). > 1) Modification history of the various fields (how much will this > cost, though... and how long should each bit of history be kept? I > have no idea about the capacity of the host here). Keep 2 previous versions of everything just to have an "undo", but keep _all_ previous versions of "status" (and perhaps "author"). IMHO. []s, |alo +---- -- I am Lalo of deB-org. You will be freed. Resistance is futile. http://www.webcom.com/lalo mailto:lalo@webcom.com pgp key in the web page Debian GNU/Linux -- http://www.debian.org