[kepler-dev] new kepler web site

[Matt Jones]

As many of you have probably noticed, we completed the transition to
the new web site last week:
    http://kepler-project.org
The material on the old site has been moved to the new site, and much
of it has been updated and rearranged.  Although we still have editing
to do, we felt the new site was an improvement in terms of the
accuracy and quality of content, so we decided to make the move sooner
than later.  As a consequence, you may find errors or incomplete
information.  It would be useful if you encounter issues to report
them so that we can continue to improve the site.  If anyone is
interested in helping to create and maintain the web site as part of
the user representation team
(https://kepler-project.org/developers/teams/user-representation)
please let us know!

Regards,
Matt

On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 4:14 AM, Paul Allen <pea1 at cornell.edu> wrote:
> Could somebody start nuking the "obsolete and out of date" Kepler docs and
> pages? As someone who has, in the past, tried to figure out what's going on
> from the outside, I can tell you that leaving such documentation out there
> for consumption really frustrates potential Kepler users and contributors.
>
>>>> Unfortunately, the documentation to which you refer is obsolete and out
>>>> of date.
>
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