On 7 Feb, Jerome Pansanel wrote:
I have been thinking of simply setting up a SF project for just the BODR
project. Now that it is entering the first Linux distribution (Debian), and
It is advantageous for a project to maintain its own site, which can be
listed as the main page at the SF. SF is a publicly accessible
archive, which is large, stable, and frequently used. It probably is a
good place to put your code, if you want it to endure in the public
view, although it is also important not to over-rely on it, because it
is a private corporation with the associated risks. If a project has
the resources, it should maintain its own separate access points in
addition to those provided by SF, and use old-fashioned conventional
mirror agreements too.
Overall, I think that SF listing is a plus for BODR.
Regards,
Michael L. Love Ph.D
Department of Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry
School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
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