Progress...

Now that I actually have the time to dedicate to this project I have been able to move a variety of initiatives forward.

- Source Control - there is currently some debate over using SourceForge.Net versus GotDotNet WorkSpaces. Up until last week I did not consider the WorkSpaces a valid contender due to its poor performance during the BETA stages. But it seems they have addressed these issues and the new version is very slick. Aside from providing the same functionality in terms of source control, defect and feature tracking, release management, and message board, WorkSpaces has the following advantages over SourceForge.Net: an integrated VS.NET IDE plugin and a source code control model familiar to most Microsoft developers. A decision will be rendered shortly.

- Project Manifest - updated to include Core Team members. The nominations are based on overall community involvement and contributions. Formal invitations will be sent out shortly and the document will be republished once it is finalized.

- Project Roadmap - new document to reflect the features to be included in upcoming releases. This document is subject to change but at least it provides some clue as to the future direction of DotNetNuke. This will be published on the site today.