Re: [Ebxmlrr-tech] [ANN] ebxmlrr web site revamped

[Farrukh N. <far...@su...>]

Fabian,

The web site looks awsome. Thanks for this very valuable contribution to 
our project. Thanks also to Chad Sehn who write the revised Registry 
Browser guide and some other new documentation pages under the 
sponsorship of Government of Canada.

I think the ebxmlrr community will really benifit from this work. I too 
ask the community to get engaged in suggesting improvements and whenever 
possible contributing documentation content that is missing. We are 
actively seeking someone to volunteer to take over the documentation 
sub-system for our project.

On a broader note, this announcement shows the strengths of open source 
developement. Our project is only as sucessful as matched by the 
dedication and strength of our team members. We encourage members of the 
ebxmlrr community to join the core team of project members. If you would 
like to see specific improvements in the project and then the best way 
to make it happen is by joining the team and contributing.

Minor suggestion included below.

-- 
Farrukh



Fabian Ritzmann wrote:

>Hi,
>
>We just revamped the ebxmlrr web site <http://ebxmlrr.sourceforge.net/>.
>The main changes are one coherent layout for all documents and a wealth
>of additional information such as online Javadocs, quality metrics,
>cross-referenced browsable source code and much more.
>
>All the previous documentation is still there, just reformatted. The
>only drawback is that the URLs for the documentation had to be changed.
>
>Send an email to this mailing list if you find anything to improve or
>even better, if you want to contribute to the documentation yourself.
>All contributors are listed prominently in the "Who We Are" section.
>
I have often wondered what our team mates look like. What do you think 
of linking pictures to the names? Of course this is not a high priority 
suggestion.