www.moqthis.com produces 404

[Ireney]

This is not so much an issue with the framework itself; more so with "appearances".

Navigating to moqthis.com produces a GitHub-branded 404 error.

It is difficult to sell this project to a team when first impressions suggest that the project is dead/no longer active. https://code.google.com/p/moq/ is outdated, and certain links are broken (API documentation, for instance: http://clariusconsulting.net/labs/moq/index.html).

[kzu]

Just look at the commits history, that's the best way to know if a project
is dead or not (thanks to all contributors!!)

I just removed that dead link. Eventually, the idea was to have a
github-hosted site including the API documentation. You're welcome to
contribute!

/kzu

Daniel Cazzulino

On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 5:31 PM, Ireney Berezniak
notifications@github.comwrote:

This is not so much an issue with the framkework itself; more so with
"appearances".

Navigating to moqthis.com produces a GitHub-branded 404 error.

It is difficult to sell this project to a team when first impressions
suggest that the project is dead/no longer active.
https://code.google.com/p/moq/ is outdated, and certain links are broken
(API documentation, for instance:
http://clariusconsulting.net/labs/moq/index.html).

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[Ireney]

Contribute, I just might.

I was able to sell this framework to my current client, but my sparkling personality can only work so far ... the next client may not be so easily swayed >8P

Great work on the framework, btw ... it's part of the reason I would want to sell it to anyone in the first palce >8)

ib.

[kzu]

I'm just trying to be as open as possible to contributions so that the
project lives on beyond my own (in)ability to keep working on it (besides,
it satisfies ALL my needs currently, so I'm not as compelled to add stuff
as I used to when it didn't ;)).

Anyway, glad to have one more customer on board :)

/kzu

Daniel Cazzulino

On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 5:57 PM, Ireney Berezniak
notifications@github.comwrote:

Contribute, I just might.

I was able to sell this framework to my current client, but my sparkling
personality can only work so far ... the next client may not be so easily
swayed >8P

Great work on the framework, btw ... it's part of the reason I would want
to sell it to anyone in the first palce >8)

ib.

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[stakx]

I am closing this issue as http://moqthis.com no longer produces a HTTP 404, and kzu appears to have fixed at least one broken link as mentioned above.

Regarding the other raised points:

• The Google Code project page clearly points back to this GitHub repository. Copyright headers in source code still mention the Google Code site; this will be tracked in Copyright notices still point to outdated Google Code project site #356.

• Moq's documentation currently lives at http://www.nudoq.org/#!/Projects/Moq, which is not fully up-to-date; this is being tracked in Moq's documentation on NuDoq is stuck at an outdated package version #354.