Dave Lampson wrote:

> I'm willing to make my design available to interested parties.  As I
> have devoted tens of thousands of hours to this effort, I don't make
> this offer lightly.  But I do so in the hope that it can perhaps be
> made even more useful.  ...  All I would ask is that any
> improvements, new forms, etc.  be shared.

Hi Dave and list -

I am a web developer by day, and highly recommend that you port this
project onto SourceForge.net.  Its a VAST community of developers in
many different fields, (primarily software) who collaborate in a virtual
environment.

Many large-scale applications have come from the open-source community
- Linux, OSCommerce, Drupal, and Joomla to name a few.

You can still retain ownership of it is my understanding, but I don't
presume to know the details of shepherding a project from beginning to
end through SF.

Here is the link if anyone is interested:

 http://sourceforge.net/

Kelly Rinne
Music Director
http://classicalmusicbroadcast.com

[I just visited this site and registered.  It may well be the perfect
 site for this sort of thing, but the new project registration project
 is about as opaque as I've ever encountered (and I've been at this for
 over 30 years).  So, I won't be trying that again.  But it might be just
 the thing if someone is willing to wade through it.  -Dave]

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