>FYI, the domain name cocoon-users.org is available.
> I agree that a site like the one you mentioned would be a very
>valuable resource. However, the entry point for new cocoon users
>is the site on apache.org; we probably should focus on improving
>it instead of making lots of small sites.
I agree. But, xml.apache.org/cocoon can and should not be
the only place to find information on Cocoon. E. g., I prefer to
publish my stuff on cocooncenter.org, because I have direct influence
on the site - this reduces the time for changes.
But a list to _important_ links should be hosted by apache.org.
The CVS already contains a file (documentation/xdocs/cocoon-links.xml)
with some interesting links. But here you see the problem - I proposed
to include this page 4 weeks ago, and I can't predict when it will be online.
Greetings,
Andreas
>
>A.
>
>On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 10:13 , Olivier Rossel wrote:
>
>> Very good remarks.
>> Especially, the idea of a weblog that points to interesting
>> URLs (web, mailing-list archives or whatever)
>> could be really nice.
>>
>> Keeping reading the list is a heavy task, so a weblog could be
>> nice when you have not a lot of time for it.
>>
>> I am french citizen and daily reads linuxfr.org, (coded in PHP,
>> with XML as the
>> internal exchange format :-), it could be nice to have such a
>> thing for Cocoon people.
>>
>> It would be a must-read for any hard-core fan of Cocoon :-)
>> And the entry point of the Cocoon community.
>
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