There has been work being done recently by a spanish group on documentation, aside from the DDP proyect (that is, they are not translating, they are making *new* documents in spanish). The group's name is "La Espiral" and, in order to avoid what has happened with many Redhat-based spanish distributions (which are not officially recognised by RedHat and thus duplicate efforts because they are basicly doing the same), and to not have them work like the debian-jp guys did at first (but later integrated on Debian), I would like to ask, on behold of them, for CVS access to cvs.debian.org:/cvs/debian-doc/spanish/laespiral. I think Debian should support any other proyects this way, but I think it's better to do this, than to make them look for resources (like sourceforge) which would make that their contributions have some chance of being forgotten (since they first have to contribute there and then back to the Debian proyect). I have also asked for a mailing list (debian-laespiral) for them to communicate (they currently use their own mail server+maillist manager, but prefer not to maintain this kind of resources). What do you guys think? Is it a problem giving limited access a CVS directory inside the DDP proyect? Oh! And I forgot, all their work is available online at http://www.laespiral.org Best regards Javi PD: Mi intention is to make some of these guys apply soon as Debian maintainers, I would not like the proyect to fork from Debian, but to keep it *inside* Debian.
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