[mod_python] Promoting Python as web application development language

Well, sorry about this. But listen, Fabian, just accept that other people have
different views on this than your own, and different ways of doing things. 
Additionally, I do have serious problems with all this 'privacy' in your 
procedure. I think this is a public issue where everybody is concerned, and 
all communications on this topic should be in a 'public' forum, not private
emails. You'll notice that I took great care in CC-ing everything I received
on this to this public list, with the exception of couple of mails from you
and Rimon.

I consider my somewhat direct message to the ASF and related messages have been
successful: they established what the criteria for a 'python.apache.org'
are (check out Jorgen's replies). Additional messages on this topic 
established that the way to a 'python.apache.org == mod_python' is a rather 
clear and straight path.

The main issue now seems to be whether the 'python.apache.org' brand should be
only used for apache 'modules' (like mod_perl and mod_python) - which is what
I am promoting, or a more general link to all kind of packages more or less 
related to apache and python. This is what Rimon promotes.