[JDEV] Naming of Jabber-Packages

[Justin Kirby]

What it sounds like is there needs to be Yet Another List of jabber
software that is maintained and has to added feature of user feedback...

Steal the categories from js.o ...

And have the 1-10 rating on the following topics:
- Usability
- Documentation
- Stability
- Completeness
- Karma

And of course the obligitory comment textbox....

On Tue, 2002-12-31 at 13:15, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 31, 2002 at 06:24:41PM +0100, Rico -mc- Gloeckner wrote:
> 
> > My aim was rather, that it should get into an usable state, or from my
> > point of view, that _something_ happens on the codebase within a
> > certain amount of time.
> 
> I guess I'm nitpicking, but it would appear to be more accurate that you
> would like _something visible_ to happen with the codebase.  Just
> because an update hasn't been made in months doesn't mean the project is
> dead.  Perhaps there's just been nothing to release?  Or, perhaps you're
> not looking at the official site for the project (see below).
> 
> > When particulary looking at pJab (private Jabber, not perl Jabber
> > Client), i noticed that the Project was created one month ago and:
> >  - the CVS is empty
> >  - the Files Section is empty
> >  - the TODO Section is empty
> >  - the the Bugs Section is empty
> >  ...
> > This leads me to the Conclusion that the Guy who added that Project is
> > not interested in it anymore - i might be wrong tho.
> 
> Well, lets take a look at another project listed there:
> 
> centericq -
> - project was created a bit over a month ago
> - no files
> - no cvs
> - bugs section is empty
> - tasks section is empty
> 
> By the above criteria centericq would be considered a dead project.
> However, I'm sure the developer(s) and user(s) wouldn't agree.
> 
> The official web site would appear to be:
>    http://konst.org.ua/centericq/
> 
> 
> > I brought this up on this Mailinglist because i hoped that People
> > actually cared and discussed further what can be done better.
> 
> I do actually care, would not have responded if I didn't.  The problem
> is this is an entirely subjective item.
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Justin Kirby <justin at openaether.org>
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