How to upload or update a mode at jedmodes.sourceforge.net

New Mode:

Download and unpack mode-template.tgz
Edit dcdata.txt.
- See dcdata-for-jedmodes for an explanation of the dcdata.txt format and keywords-for-jedmodes for a choice of keywords for the subject: term.
- Have a look at the listings in Mode - Subject and Categories for examples and conventions.
Optionally, create a /mode/<modename>/doc/ subdir and place additional documentation (screenshots, html-documents, changelog, modefuns.txt) there.

Send to jedmodes-users@lists.sourceforge.net so the developers can upload it.
If the modes source file(s) shall be on sourceforge as well, send them along with the metadata. Otherwise make sure the identifier: and/or source: terms are set in your dcdata.txt file.

Upload (with scp) the modes home-dir to:

jedmodes.sf.net:/home/groups/j/je/jedmodes/htdocs/mode/<modename>

Upload the sources to CVS (see jedmodes-cvs)
Check the modes homepage http://jedmodes.sourceforge.net/mode/<modename>/ as well as the listings in Mode - Subject and Categories and eventually adapt the metadata in dcdata.txt to give your mode the right place.

Update dcdata.txt if needed. (e.g. if you have hardcoded hasVersions: and/or date: terms)
Update the additional info in the doc/ directory (if needed).

Update the dcdata.txt metadata file (if changed):

scp dcdata.txt jedmodes.sf.net:/home/groups/j/je/jedmodes/htdocs/mode/<modename>/

The experimental jedmodes mode contains "wizard functions" that can guide you through the process of creating and updating a mode.

[1]	Developers have write access to the Jedmodes web space and CVS repository. People planning to publish several modes (and to update them regularely) might consider to get an account at Sourceforge and ask a project administrator for inclusion in the developers list.