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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/06/2015 11:56 AM, Adam Chlipala
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I would be quite happy to reconceptualize the Ur project site as a
community project. For me to it would be ideal for a set of
non-me volunteers to handle both the design and the hosting. It
would probably be best for me to register a domain for the site
(the impredicative.com part hasn't seemed like a good fit for a
while) but point hostnames as directed by volunteers.<br>
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So, the big question: who would be interested in taking charge of
some substantial part of that kind of community effort?<br>
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Well, it doesn't look like there's too much will to take on a task
like this one, which unfortunately probably means that the Ur web
site will stay pretty much the way it is now, for the foreseeable
future. (I still do plan to switch several aspects to GitHub
myself, in the next few months.)<br>
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Thanks again to Torstein for starting this discussion with a
candidate redesign, which met with enough of a mixed reaction on
this list that it isn't clear that we want to switch to it.<br>
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I'd still be very interested in turning over the Ur-project web
design and presence to one or more volunteers, and I don't think
it's a huge job, really, so do let me know if you're interested.<br>
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