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[Dashamir H. <das...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/phpwebapp/top10/templates/about
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	about.php about.html 
Log Message:
removed some sourceforge references etc.


Index: about.php
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  /*
  This file  is part of Top10.   Top10 is a web  application for ranking
! and evaluating web application projects at SourceForge.
  
! Copyright 2003 Dashamir Hoxha, das...@us...
  
  Top10 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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  /*
  This file  is part of Top10.   Top10 is a web  application for ranking
! and evaluating free software projects.
  
! Copyright (C) 2003, 2004 Dashamir Hoxha, das...@us...
  
  Top10 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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      {
        $copying = "
! Top10 is a web application  for ranking and evaluating web application
! projects at SourceForge.
  
! Copyright 2003 Dashamir Hoxha, das...@us...
  
  Top10 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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      {
        $copying = "
! Top10 is a web application  for ranking and evaluating  free  software
! projects.
  
! Copyright (C) 2003, 2004 Dashamir Hoxha, das...@us...
  
  Top10 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under

Index: about.html
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  <h2>What is Top 10</h2>
  
! <p>This is a web application for ranking and evaluating web
! application projects at SourceForge.  If you make a simple search at
! SourceForge you will find hundreds of web application projects:
! hundreds of frameworks, hundreds of template systems, hundreds of
! content management systems, document management systems, groupwares,
! wikis, etc.  Somebody that would like to get and use an existing web
! application project will have a difficult time in choosing which one,
! and often will not be able to make the best choice.  This application
! will attempt to make an evaluation and ranking of these web
! applications, thus helping to identify the best projects and helping
! the users to choose the best ones.</p>
  
  
! <p>The evaluation will be done by the developers of these web
! applications themselves and by other developers that are registered
! with SourceForge.  For the time being, no other people can participate
! in the evaluation due to technical reasons (because I want to keep
! simple the identification process, without registration, passwords
! etc.; I can ensure this for people who have a SourceForge username,
! but I cannot ensure it for the others).  However, I think that this is
! not a shortcoming, because web application developers can evaluate
! projects that are similar to their own better than anyone else.  After
! all I want this to be an evaluation in terms of quality rather than in
! terms of popularity (votes from the many users indicate
! popularity).</p>
  
  <p>If everybody makes an effort and tries to evaluate at least 10
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  <h2>What is Top 10</h2>
  
! <p>This is a web application for ranking and evaluating web application
! projects.  If you make a simple search you will find hundreds of web
! application projects: hundreds of frameworks, hundreds of template systems,
! hundreds of content management systems, document management systems,
! groupwares, wikis, etc.  Somebody that would like to get and use an
! existing web application project will have a difficult time in choosing
! which one, and often will not be able to make the best choice.  This
! application will attempt to make an evaluation and ranking of these web
! applications, thus helping to identify the best projects and helping the
! users to choose the best ones.</p>
  
  
! <p>The evaluation will be done by the developers of these web applications
! themselves and by other developers.</p>
  
  <p>If everybody makes an effort and tries to evaluate at least 10
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  <h2>The evaluation process</h2>
  
! <p>Every SourceForge developer can identify 10 web application
! projects that he likes most and he can rank them according to his
! preference.  The project in the first place will get 10 points, the
! project in the second place will get 9 points, and so on.  He can
! enlist less than 10 projects and add others latter, as he evaluates
! them with time.  Or, he can add in his list more than 10 projects with
! the aim of evaluating and ranking them later (the projects after the
! 10-th position will receive 0 points).  Of course, he will be able to
! delete the projects in his list at any time, and able to change their
! ranking at any time.  This ensures that the evaluation is dynamic and
! it can change during the time (e.g. if a new application project that
! is very good comes out, then it is perfectly possible for it to
! achieve the highest rankings and to be enlisted as one of the best
! projects).  This also means that the evaluation process is meant to
! take a long time and to be continuous, rather than to provide instant
! results that are valid just for the time being.</p>
  
  <p>This evaluation process is an open one, in the sense that everybody
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  <h2>The evaluation process</h2>
  
! <p>Every developer can identify 10 web application projects that he likes
! most and he can rank them according to his preference.  The project in the
! first place will get 10 points, the project in the second place will get 9
! points, and so on.  He can enlist less than 10 projects and add others
! latter, as he evaluates them with time.  Or, he can add in his list more
! than 10 projects with the aim of evaluating and ranking them later (the
! projects after the 10-th position will receive 0 points).  Of course, he
! will be able to delete the projects in his list at any time, and able to
! change their ranking at any time.  This ensures that the evaluation is
! dynamic and it can change during the time (e.g. if a new application
! project that is very good comes out, then it is perfectly possible for it
! to achieve the highest rankings and to be enlisted as one of the best
! projects).  This also means that the evaluation process is meant to take a
! long time and to be continuous, rather than to provide instant results that
! are valid just for the time being.</p>
  
  <p>This evaluation process is an open one, in the sense that everybody