Apache Tuscany project likely moving to the Attic

[Shane Curcuru <as...@shanecurcuru.org>]

Heads up to folks still listening on these lists: the Apache Tuscany
project is likely moving to the Apache Attic within the next month.

Since there is essentially no development activity here, and the members
of the Project Management Committee (all volunteers) no longer have the
time to actively work on the code, the ASF will likely be moving the
project to the Attic.  This means that project resources will be turned
read-only, the mailing lists will stop accepting messages, and the
website will be updated to note the Attic status.

Note that the website, code, most recent release, and mailing list
archives will still be available!  The ASF is a public charity, and our
mission is providing software code for the public good, so we will
continue to host the code - it will just be read only, and no longer
actively developed here.  Obviously, since it's all under the permissive
Apache license, people are free to fork or re-use the code itself for
their own needs.

For more about the Attic process, see:

  http://attic.apache.org/

The Apache board is likely to move Tuscany to the attic either at this
month's meeting or next month's meeting.  The actual process of
migrating resources takes a little while after that.

Thanks to all the past volunteers for creating the code!

- Shane