Hi Everyone,<br /><br />As part of our initiative to engage the community, Dan, Andy, Kito, and I have been putting together a &quot;JSF Root Node&quot; (as Ed put it.)<br /><br />www.javaserverfaces.org<br />www.javaserverfaces.com<br />(note the &quot;www&quot;, which is required at this time.)<br /><br />The goals of this site:<br />* Provide a definitive starting point for users to get involved with JSF.<br />* Provide information &quot;About JSF&quot;, Information about the Spec, &quot;Getting Started&quot;, &quot;Documentation&quot;, &quot;FAQ&quot;, Community Involvement, and anything else that we all think necessary to engage and promote our user-base. The site will &quot;out-link&quot; as appropriate to additional resources.<br />* Promote ourselves as a competitive/welcoming solution in the Java-web framework community, both at the corporate and consumer/developer level.<br /><br />There are more goals, but I won&#39;t list them out here.<br /><br />We intend for this site to be comparable to http://php.net and http://grailsorg, to look and feel attractive, and to really draw people into the JSF world. There are some resources on the way to help get this shell/stopgap site off of google sites, and on to a real web-server, with real functionality, and a smooth look & feel.<br /><br />It&#39;s my personal goal to get this site written using JSF itself, and to make it the product of all of our ideas put together.<br /><br />This site is for all of us, to benefit all of us, and the initial announcement is a little late. But if people ask how they can get started with JSF, we should all be pointing them to the same place:<br /><br />www.javaserverfaces.org<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Lincoln, Dan, Andy, Kito<br /><br />--<br />Lincoln Baxter, III<br />http://ocpsoft.com<br />http://scrumshark.com<br />&quot;Keep it Simple&quot;