I also think that apps should live in somewhere in your python path.
But if you can use Python 2.5 for your django projects you could also
write imports in the following style.
from . import spam
This imports the module "spam" from the folder the sourcefile lives
in.
It's much cooler than just doing a "import spam" because you can also
call
a file "django.py" or "sys.py" in your app without collidating with
the standard library
and athors thirdparty packages.
Gregor
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