Barry deFreese wrote:
> The short description for libzlcore is not very informative and I
> believe also not policy compliant.
Not very informative, agreed. Does "ZLibrary cross-platform development library
(development files)" sound better for you (and similar short descriptions for 
other
ZLibrary binary packages)?

> Perhaps: "cross platform development library" or
> something similar?  That is probably too generic.
> 
> The long description is also not exactly clear on what particular
> functionality this library provides.
Fully agreed. I have situation, that ZLibrary is used only by fbreader and it 
is the main
part of it. Author doesn't provide any public info about this library - it is 
only
semi-self-independent part of fbreader code and functionality. And I, as user 
of fbreader
and maintainer of the package, does not actually know exact functionality 
provided by this
library - it just makes fbreader working. Is it bad approach in this case? 
Should I make a
detailed look into library's public interfaces and build some more descriptive?

-- 
Eugene V. Lyubimkin aka JackYF, Ukrainian C++ developer.

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