Hi Tim!

Are there plans to re-publish JCIP in the near future?

Best regards,
Dmitry

It's only for polish, but it would be nice to have a favicon.ico for display in browser tabs, etc.

There's a long backlog of reported errata that has not been incorporated into the errata page. Some of them are undoubtedly repeats, but many are not.

The praise for JCiP is lovely, but a lot of it seems dated. There might more recent praise that we could add, and some of the existing items might need updating (affiliations have changed) or deletion.

http://jcip.net/praise.html

We use three of these items on the home page. We might want to reconsider which ones and how many should appear there.

The author bios are way out of date, and some of the book references and cover images need updating.

The use of the "yuk" symbol makes it hard to space the list items in listings.html. The current hack is:

<style>
  li {
     height: 28px;
        margin-top: 12px;
      }
      li.yuk::after {
        position: absolute;
        content: url('images/mryuk.gif');
      }
    </style>

but it could certainly be improved, especially for small screens.

We haven't consistently applied fixes for errata to code listings.

That might not be all that is needed for local testing. In Firefox, for example, you might need to set security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy to false.

The old site is mostly very basic HTML that should be easy to convert to markdown.

The two FAQ entries that we have are really just placeholders, as one of them outright says. We need real ones.

Note that the items can be grouped into sections. There's a commented-out example in the code.

Hello,

I use the annotations package, and at this moment the javadoc link points to the site on Amazon. Any ETA for its availability on this new site?

This is not an issue - just a change in label for the project. It is tagged to "Javascript project" - shouldnt it be tagged as a "Java project" ?

A lot of the posted errata were fixed by the 6th printing, in November 2007. We had a request to indicate which ones were fixed.

Not at all sure how to go about doing this, but Creative Commons no longer recommends the use of its public domain license at all, and it has always advised against using it for software. Many people have pointed this out.

Can you please publish the annotations jar via maven, so it can be used in maven-based projects or recommend which of the existing published versions at Maven Central should be used?

It looks like this work is licensed to the public domain according to http://jcip.net.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/listings.html, but it would be nice to confirm that here with the inclusion of a LICENSE file