Brian Lloyd writes:

http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/OpenTheZopeRepository

Nice that the open repository should come! Apart from that the document does not yet say very much. I have no strong preferences for the specific hosting (SourceForge versus bayMountain) other than that SourceForge seems to run quite well with lots of projects and lots of people. I am a bit concerned about the legal implications for contributors. Of course, DC wants to fight malicous activities and carelessness affecting the quality of Zope code. On the other hand, everybody makes errors despite care and best intentions. Some may later prove fatal. I think, it would not be adequate to legally threaten contriuters more than DC itself is threatened by her Zope customers. Risks in this area should instead be minimized through an appropriate process that spreads responsibility to more people, by e.g. peer review, test and documentation obligations for changes, extensive testing before modified code enters a core Zope distribution. Dieter