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Subject: Re: How to people feel about adding an AUTHOR convention to ports? 
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> How would you deal with "original" versus "current" author, e.g.,
> "XPaint" was written by David Koblas but is now being maintained by
> Torsten Martinsen?

I'd list Torsten.  If somebody's abandoned something, they've abandoned it.

						Jordan