Hi, I had a bit of time recently to walk through some of the getting started docs. First time setup of mxnet is really well described and worked seamlessly.
Next step was going through some getting started examples - the straight dope docs linked from the mxnet setup page were useful for that. There are a couple questions though that were confusing to me: The docs are called Gluon Straight Dope, but hosted under: https://gluon.mxnet.io Doing a whois without any further deep checking for mxnet.io the entry revealed a German GmbH as owner? That caught my curiosity so I dug a little deeper: The site seems to also host what looks like mxnet models, directing users towards [email protected] for more information (http://data.mxnet.io/). It also seems to host the mxnet user discuss forum: Http://discuss.mxnet.io As well as a mxnet blog in Chinese: Http://zh.mxnet.io And the docs for another project: https://gluon-nlp.mxnet.io/ Now I'm left puzzled as to what of the content on the site is specific to mxnet, how much of the content is vital to the project (after all mxnet docs link to it very prominently) and how much influence the Apache mxnet PMC has on these resources. On first sight it looks like a leftover that hasn't made the migration to asf infra yet, but I couldn't find a ticket related to that, so not sure if that guess is accurate. I'd appreciate someone explain the story and resolve my confusion. Isabel -- Diese Nachricht wurde von meinem Android-Gerät mit K-9 Mail gesendet.
