> * brooklyn - all files in the root (no subdirs) -1
The files in the root are: LICENSE NOTICE README.md .gitignore .gitattribues pom.xml All of these except pom.xml would also be present in every *other* repository, with minor modifications. This repo is not pulling its weight. > * brooklyn-dist > usage/all > usage/dist > usage/scripts > usage/downstream-parent > usage/archetypes My recommendation: drop `brooklyn-dist` and put all of this stuff into `brooklyn`. I'm with Mike on this one; 6 repositories - now 7 if there's a new one for the Go CLI - risks overcomplicating things (and not just for newcomers). A top-level project for the distribution and odds and ends, plus projects for "server", "web UI", "CLI" and "docs" is IMO acceptable - to most observers it's a logical split and people would know where they need to work. I'd accept "library" on the basis that we're trying to obsolete it by having a catalog of pure-YAML blueprints, but I suspect that it is going to hang around for quite a long time. Richard.
