Hi,
there's one other thing which came to my mind. Through CVS every single developer can introduce well hidden malcode to the source. Escpecially for a medical project this could be very dangerous.
A russian hacker tried to introduce bad code into the KDE project for demonstration purposes (he just included a comment saying something like "this is malcode"). The main developers got aware of that at once because they had a nice security mechanism which I'd suggest for care2x, too.
They have a special mailing-list where just main developers and some volunteers subsribed. On this mailinglist every commit will be posted automatically, so that developers always have a quick overview of what others did. It is also possible to publish commits (especially the comments) on a website..
If you're interested I know how to set this up..
regards Matthias
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