On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 03:26:53PM -0400, Andy Choens wrote: > I think this project could benefit from the kind of positive attention > that other projects like Gnash get. Given the high quality of the 0.6.0 > release, I'm surprised by the minimal promotion of PSPP within the FOSS > community / press. True, it's not as flashy as FSF projects like Gnash, > but it is equally important in creating more opportunities to get people > using FOSS.
> If none of the developers object, I will spend a couple of evenings and > write a simple review/article and submit it to a linux news site > (linux.com comes to mind).... Sounds good to me. > And, since I'm sticking my foot solidly in my mouth with this post, I > should pony up and volunteer. I can't help but notice that the > documentation that's on the site is a little out of date (0.4). What > should I do to get involved with helping with documentation? It looks like the web page is still showing the old 0.4 manual. It just needs to have the new manual put there. I think John maintains the web page. -Jason _______________________________________________ Pspp-users mailing list Pspp-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-users
