+1 this is great!

I'm curious how you built it -- when or if you have both the time and interest to talk about it of course.

I never use google for sites I know! I just type auto-hotkey.com in the address bar (omnibox) eg with short-url With redirect --> type ahk.com --> open site auto-hotkey.com (faster to connect and easier to remember) All or almost all 3 letter top level domains are not available, or if they are they...

If there's still a chance accommodation can be made with Poly, then please do leave the door open. My suggestions came from the idea it was too late for that. As for the phonetic name route... they're just ideas. If they have no sticking power, let them slide right on by. Either way collecting histo...

...determine who should and shouldn't be able to have FTP access to the site pages in the future I'd look into put the site pages on http://pages.github.com/. Hosting is free, with many tools to easily push to live from source control, and it leverages the full distributed version control of GitHub...

jNizM wrote:AHK in German
ah ha kah

that has potential, a number of domain variants are readily available, and it's similar to the english Aha!, that moment when something is suddenly seen, found, or understood. Very much like the moment one's first AHK script actually works(!)

I would advise against setting a target on US non-profit status 501(c) right away. The IRS has an express policy of not granting the status for Open Source software projects except under limited circumstances/structures. See http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/06/irs-open-sourc/. It's not that...

wow. Forks are painful, but this one is worse than most I've travelled by. My sympathies for all those who've lived here (in the large sense) and built the community. The carving out of a new space is good to see, and a move towards some kind of foundation or other organizational structure to protec...