Hi! As you might know, when I started to resurrect our newsletter, I decided to rename it to "Debian Project News" instead of the old "Debian Weekly News". The idea behind that was, that since the DPN is send out on a bi-weekly basis, the old name seemed to not fit in very well. But when I started to send them out, I added them to the old path of our website. It was a mixture of being lazy and having them in the place, where people where used to read them. So far, so good; the problem I didn't thought about back than is, that the template system used... Well: To make a long story short: On the website as well as in the rdf-feeds they still appear as "Weekly News"; (and they are propagated to several news services by that name, too, not to mention that the script used to generate the mail version uses the website as base, too). So I'm wondering what to do; if I change the templates, all old issues of the DWN will be renamed, too, won't they? I'm not sure, that would be a nice idea. And the URL would still contain the name "weekly". The second idea would be to create a new directory webwml/foo/News/project or something like that, that would be more or less the same as the weekly directory, but with slightly different templates, so the DWN would still be the DWN and the DPN could stay the DPN. Big disadvantage: We would need to change some links on our website, links from the outside would need to be changed (e.g. for those who fetch the news feed), I still had the "plan" in my mind, that we might rename the DPN back to DWN, if we get enough stories send in to send them out on a weekly basis again. So... beside inventing a time machine and forcing make me think about that problem before I added the first four issues to the wrong directory, has anyone a good idea? Yours sincerely, Alexander
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