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From: Anton Berezin <tobez@freebsd.org>
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Subject: port-tags repository access & call for hacking
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Hi folks,

Thanks to erwin, we now have a publically accessible repository of the
code behind port-tags.

Just point your svn or svk to

   http://svn.droso.net/svn/port-tags/trunk

to get the most recent version.

Everybody is welcome to tinker with the code, come up with suggestions
and [preferably] patches.  I intend to maintain a very liberal policy
with regard to handing out commit bits to port-tags repository, so
here's your chance.  :-)

Cheers,
\Anton.

P.S. In case you missed previous mails, port-tags is an effort to
provide an alternative to categories, multi-dimensional way to browse
the ports collection.  The relevant URLs are

    http://bsd2.be/port-tags/
    http://bsd2.be/about-port-tags.html
    http://bsd2.be/port-tags-usage-example.html
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