Well yes, busy as always - I think I've always been that way though and sometimes wonder why I keep doing the crazy hours - but I'm on a mission - and have a set goal and when I get there, I'll take some time off for a few days. It's like I just want to get some things behind me, and feel that there is enough information to keep people happy for a little while.

Today was busy day in Core Team Chat - discussing the next release, being tested now, and not an RC but it appears we've got alot of people using it anyway regardless of the fact it's beta.  I guess that's the way something is pushed to the limits and bugs are fixed.

There has been excellent discussions about structure, modules and how information will be passed on to the DotNetNuke community, and hopefully how more community members can participate. There are alot of newcomers to DNN and it's only going to get busier, so some systems and methods are beinb put in place, and remember, this is a voluntary project. No money is transferred for any work we do, and I see some developers, core team or not, putting in genuinely remarkable solutions and suggestions, so freely, that it really does make me stop and think where on earth would we be if DNN hadn't gone this way.

Today I've updated the site as I'm putting my skins online and have MacMe212 & MacMe3 and a little article and link examples to the files so you can see how to change your ascx managed skin and make fit seamlessly into DotNetNuke 3 installations.  I rushed this one through I confess, pretty sure it works. I've got it running on 3.09 without a problem.

So, that's about it for now. 3.11 is being tested and staged now and I wouldn't be surprised if it was a link on DotNetNuke site soon, and probably by the time I wake up in the morning.

This month has just rushed by - looking like March is just around the corner and looking foward to some good things happening.

Cheers and thanks for your support and patience. I know I don't get down to the nitty gritty of the code stuff, but really it would be wrong since I'm not going to talk in depth about things I really no nothing about.

Nina Meiers