> I don't particularly like this structure. I bet 80% of trinidad 1.2.x users
> don't notice this extra link and go to pages with wrong information for
> their version. It's also makes trinidad 1.2.x a "second class citizen", with
> trinidad 1.1.x appearing to be the "main" product. Which seems backwards to
> me; shouldn't the emphasis be on the most recent version? And the more time
> goes by, the less appropriate this website structure will be....

:-) it isn't that hard to change, but wasn't bothering me that much.
If time comes... ;-)



>
> I suppose as a temporary measure, Tomahawk could be set up the same. It is
> certainly the least work. But it doesn't seem right long-term.
>
> If people don't like having the 1.x and 2.x lines as top-level entries in
> the myfaces.apache.org page, then how about creating a new "site" module at
>  http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/tomahawk/trunk/
> which can then hold info common to both the tomahawk subprojects?
>
> Have the "site" module link to the two tomahawk variants (presumably 3
> variants when jsf2.0 is released). And then link the main site to that.
> Whatever gets done, it would be nice not to break existing links/bookmarks
> unless there is a good reason to...
>
> Regards, Simon
>
>



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