RE: FLASH: open sourcing

[JGL]

I would submit to all of them. I think people that frequent any of the open

source resource places on the web interested in sound applied this way will

benefit.


Plus . . . I might add that zipping it up and creating a place at weedsmedia

that offers your freely given expertise will be much less a burden to your

server than you think. I beleive that when potential clients visit your site

and see that you are creating community with other developers is a good

thing . . .


A good example is Helen's http://www.i-technica.com 's whitestuff section.


jgl


-----Original Message-----

I'll be open sourcing the virtual roneat code

(http://www.weedsmedia.com/launchpad_e/) and I'm wondering where you all

think

is the best place(s) to put the file?


Someone mentioned Flashkit. I don't want to host it on my server because I

don't

need the extra burden on my pipes. Plus, people won't find it as easy.



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