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Hi!

Marc G. Fournier wrote:
> To be honest ... I think there are about a half dozen ppl looking at
> 're-writing' the site now :(  the big problem I think that ppl are hitting
> righ tnow is "what technology to use" :)  We've had everything from
> OpenACS to Bricolage to straight PHP to ...

Well, the "problem" with my proposals is that they don't need need any 
technology and very little time to be implemented. That is, assuming that 
someone is actually *working* on the website.