Shalabh:
> I created a public svn repository on cafepy.com port 13690. A Quixote
> web interface is at:
>
> http://www.cafepy.com/quixote_extras/
>
> To check out the entire tree use:
>
> svn checkout svn://cafepy.com:13690/

Cool.  I tried it out and it works fine.  Thanks, Shalabh.  Shall we bless
it as the official repository?

> Right now it has unrestricted write for everyone (I'm feeling brave at
> the moment) but I'm wondering if that's a good idea. I'm not sure what
> else would be convenient.

We'll want to advertise our wares (not warez) to the public once we have
some, so it would be best to implement write access now.  How about giving
accounts to ppl on request who are known to be reputable on quixote-users,
or who can convince Shalabh they are responsible.  There will only be 5-10
ppl initially so it shouldn't be overwhelming.

I wrote up a README.  Does it sound all right?

===
This is a public Subversion repository for contributed Quixote material
hosted
at cafepy.com port 13960.  To checkout the entire directory do:
    svn checkout svn://cafepy.com:13690/ qxtras
A read-only web interface is at http://www.cafepy.com/quixote_extras/ .
The Subversion manual is at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ .

To upload material, create your own directory ("svn mkdir my_name") and
save it there.  Include a README file explaining what each file/subdirectory
is, its status (well tested?  API stable?), copyright/licence info, and
how to
contact you.  Please also include a CHANGES file(s); this is very helpful for
users.

There are also a few site-wide directories:

    imports/quixote/Quixote-2.0a5
        Unmodified copy of Quixote for use in derived implementations
        ("svn cp ...").

All contributed software must be Open Source (GPL, BSD, MIT, etc; see
http://opensource.org/).  Documentation/multimedia must be under a Creative
Commons license (http://creativecommons.org/) or the OPL
(http://opencontent.org/openpub/).  A sample MIT license is at
http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php .
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