Andy,
What are we planning to put in the morgue ?
- Paul
What about "morgue".
The things may be dead, but the living still want to poke them about a bit
before they are finally buried.. or perhaps brought back to life again in
the "return-of-the-living-dead.apache.org" project.
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> What about "morgue".
The things may be dead, but the living still want to poke them about a bit
before they are finally buried.. or perhaps brought back to life again in
the "return-of-the-living-dead.apache.org" project.
;-)
d.
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> > The infrastructure team is already preparing archive.apache.org for this
> > purpose.
> This is the technical part, and there is more to it, as policies wether
> a project is to be [archived], and how. There are also issues about
> what to gather [for archived] projects.
Those sound like goo
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What about "morgue".
:)
My 2c:
'orphan'
'dead'
Bill de hÓra
'Mostly dead is slightly alive' - Miracle Max
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What about "morgue".
It fits in with the graveyard theme, but is also a newspaper
term for the old story archives. Look at one of the old
movies set in a newsroom and you will hear the term.
It's where they go to do research on old stories.
Just a suggestion.
Ken.
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IMO graveyard is the most descriptive term I have seen so far which
explains what the project is and does not sacrifice on style ;-)
--jason
On Friday, August 15, 2003, at 06:32 AM, Vic Cekvenich wrote:
What about a word everyone uses already (in incubator):
park.apache.org
Someone could start
