From: Paul S. <pa...@is...> - 2000-11-04 14:20:50
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Hello Patrick, Patrick Block <pb...@mi...> wrote: PB> Paul, PB> I’ve been a long time subscriber to the mingw mailing list, and I also help PB> run a website of Free Text Editors which was inspired by the mingw mailing PB> list. Ok, that's exactly what I sought to leverage load from FAQ - you've got link from www.mingw.org/links.shtml . PB> Some time ago my brother Matthew made an offer to Mumit Khan to design and PB> maintain the mingw website, which Mumit accepted. Matt went ahead and PB> created the design. Hm, don't understand. Do you say that current www.mingw.org was created by him or that he created alternative design? PB> Somewhere along the line, Mumit disappeared. I didn’t catch any notice on PB> the mailing list about him leaving, though I did notice he stopped PB> contributing to the conversation. PB> So now I’m confused! PB> In regards to the entire mingw project, who exactly is in charge of what? Official project page is http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ . There, you can find at least who in charge. PB> Specifically, who is in charge of the website and would my brother’s PB> assistance still be useful? Paul Garceau is. Assistance and contribution for sure welcome - we still have many sections of site empty and disorder in others. PB> He has already done a great deal of work on the PB> site. I think his design ideas would improve the usability of the site, PB> particularly for new users. (I have referred many people to the website, and PB> I consistently get complaints that it’s difficult to find the link to the PB> actual download of mingw.) New ideas, especially empathizing newcomers are welcome. Please elaborate about previous relations with Mumit and we'll find suitable way to cooperate. PB> Patrick Block PB> www.blockdev.net/Community/Editors PB> <http://www.blockdev.net/Community/Editors> -- Paul Sokolovsky, IT Specialist http://www.brainbench.com/transcript.jsp?pid=11135 |