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[Raphael Collet]

Torsten Anders wrote:
> 
> Actually, my original proposal was to have something like a wiki for 
> mozart projects, where "drive-by" coders could contribute easily without 
> much hassle concerning registration etc. I proposed darcs, because there 
> are ways for doing such a wiki-like development model with it.

So, we look for something to make Mozart-based projects (1) visible to 
the community (in the largest sense), and (2) easily maintained by the 
community.

At UCL we have the infrastructure to host such a central repository with 
svn.  The administration overhead will be extremly small.  We can easily 
create a project on our GForge server (like "mozart-software").  The 
platform provides an svn repository, a bug tracker, a wiki, and mailing 
lists.  The registration of developers is pretty lightweight, and we can 
have a large group of administrators.  We can have more flexible rules 
than those on the Mozart project.

I am in favor of a central repository hosted at UCL.

Cheers,
raph