Slightly off-topic, I know, but does anybody know what's happened to the xmlterm folks ? The site doesn't seem to have been updated since last November. When I last tried xmlterm it crashed. It's a shame if they've given up since I was looking forward to it becoming stable.

We (I) have a new project at MozDev, which needs lot of help. The project is called RBase (see http://rbase.mozdev.org) and should get a simple RDF datasource editor that allows you to create and change simple RDF files like database tables.

The biggest problem here is that I can't code a lot - I can do some UI work (I know some XUL, yes) but I don't know the JS functions we need to manage RDF datasources.

Please look into our web pages and help us if you can!

BTW, what do I have to do to get into those "indepenent projects staus reports"? Only mail Tony Jordan? Or something else?

1) Maybe it's just me but I can't find a way to get back to the main page of MozillaZine other than by using back on the browser. I think it would be a good idea to make a "main page" link on the main navigation and possibly from the logo on the top bar.

2) The build bar hasn't been updated for almost a week. Any chance of getting something user driven there? Say, a voting system where users can vote for builds.. The system would check the timestamp of the builds from the "latest" dir and put up a voting system for each of them, for the.. say.. 10 last builds. People could vote thumbs up or down / rate the builds + possibly add coments. The only "hard" part here is scanning the dirs, but that shouldn't be too hard. I don't know what MozillaZine uses for it's back end but I would volunteer to do such an app if Java servlets were supported. I guess I'd also need access to either a database or the file system so I could save the vote status.. How does it sound?