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> I've tossed a small update onto TP's wikipedia page indicating status
> in 2008 GSoC and current release version. It might be pertinent for us
> to create a section about existing rulesets, rulesets in development,
> as well as information about the technical improvements to be brought
> about by this years GSoC projects. 

Not sure about the technology bit in the first section.  Otherwise
rulesets and the addition of rulesets is a great idea.  

> I didn't want to just go and do it on my own without a bit of input.

Well problem is you are going to get a bike-shed effect if you not
careful here.  Personally I'd follow the open source mantra - "release
early, release often" - and just put what you like up on the wiki.
Followed by a quick email here when you are done.  Then people can edit
if they don't like it.

>  While wikipedia is free for anyone to edit, I'd like to get a
> representative view about what everyone believes should be on the Wiki
> page before changing it. What do you all think should be on the
> Wikipedia page?

 * Rulesets 
	- A list of implemented and in development ones
  	- The fact TP is a protocol, and rulesets are the main thing
 * Servers
 * Clients
 * All the gooey stuff in the middle.

	Regards,
	nash