On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Greg Stein wrote:
> How about: > > commons.apache.org/jakarta/ > > And the page says something like "components related to or used by our > Jakarta applications". That would seem to provide the same branding. > > Of course, jakarta.apache.org(/commons/) has pointers over to the Apache > Commons area. Information architecture doesn't have to have a unique url for a page. It makes life easier for the user's location metaphor, but both url's could quite happily be used. In fact, if we have categories in the system, I'd expect to goto: <category>.apache.org, ie) Jakarta then click on 'Commons' and that would take me to jakarta.apache.org/commons If I went to commons.apache.org and clicked on Jakarta, I'd goto commons.apache.org/jakarta. Underneath it would look the same. No idea who wants to be handling the sym-linking of all this though :) Or mod_rewrite. Am sure we have people who know how to be funky with a web server. Hen
