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Chander Ganesan wrote:
> Dave Page wrote:
>> If we want to do something like that it needs to be done properly by
>> (for example) pre-defining some set categories to ensure we list things
>> appropriately.
>>   
> We could fund the change...OTG is willing to foot the bill (assuming we
> get an estimate of cost in advance) , or make a sizable SPI contribution
> (say $1000?) .  I agree this is the best way to go...

That won't fix my own lack of time, but someone might be interested in
taking a look.

/D