Hi, Not having contributed until now, except for bug reports a.s.o. But now I've found something that could be nice to implement: It's advanced directory indexing, so one easily could read directly into ones directory to see what modules are there, versions. short info, links, a.s.o. Don't say it's a security infringement; one can make the dirs password protected on server level and make rules in the .htaccess file like: http://wi-ca.org/Apache_index I choose not to password protect, as I like to show-off my project and haven't seen dangerous code till now (although I'm not an expert and not sure) Here a few examples: http://all.drumi.org/ http://all.drumi.org/libraries/fullcalendar/ As one can see looking through all these dir's; the README.txt and README.html are displayed as directory info. Files like readme.txt NOT, see these examples: http://all.drumi.org/libraries/colorbox/ I have made this difference because I don't like the readme.txt and .info files delivered by Drupal, for this purpose. I like a protocol for all short concentrated important info and all links where to get more, so then one gets to a README.html file I have major problems for getting this done myself for the modules. There are so many modules and they're updated so often, that I can't go editing every module updates info into an additional README.html file. See this way of organizing modules: http://wi-ca.org/All_modules => into http://wi-ca.org/Table_sort & http://wi-ca.org/Table_sort_experiment Anyway, I like Drupal.org changing it's protocols for module info and putting all (readme & .info) together in a new strict very informative & short protocol for new README.html files INSTEAD (yes, because more files take more server resources). Please brainstorm; I'm just a beginner and there must be more fancy technical possibilities..!