On mån, 2004-04-12 at 12:56, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
  Jens M. Andreasen writes: 
-<snip>-
   compacted:
 -<snipped as well>- 
 
  FWIW, I hate to think that the lack of a good
suggestion is the
 bottleneck (if so, I should have made a better one long ago).  Maybe I
 don't understand; do you also do content management for the
 
linux-sound.org site?
  
No, I am not an editor for any site.
My humble suggestistion (for a release note) still lacks what I called
for in the first place:
 What is new and important?   Bugfixes?   Features?  The "catchline" so
to say, the line telling people that it might be worthwhile to update
their system.
What I did with your _summary_ of the project was an attempt to get a
better "flow" and perhaps adding a few keywords like "graphical" for
an
unsuspecting audience. I am still not satisfied with what I wrote. It
lacks a sentence near the top indicating "custumor satisfaction"
combined with "developer dedication (for perfection?)"
   The LilyPond
score engine 
 Please do not `compact' GNU away, esp. as the 
linux-sound.org page
 also lists shareware (and currently more favourable at that than
 LilyPond, btw.). 
 
I deliberatedly "compacted" away GNU, because ..  ehrmm ..
To me GNU is not so very important. If it is to you, I will of course
respect that. It is a non problem.
We are watching  "Lilja Forever" on telly at the moment, but I will come
back to you a little later tonight ...
/jens
 Jan. 
/jens