Proposal: Add a "Moved to GitHub" message to the Google Code page

[luke...@googlemail.com]

Hello,

I'm using the Moq library since some time now, and I must say that I'm totally satisfied with it.

One thing that was annoying me lately, though, was that it was relatively difficult
to find out whether Moq is being actively developed, or effectively dead, as suggested by the change list on googlecode.

I actually got to the new github repository only after I stumbled upon this thread on stackoverflow.com.

Because the page on googlecode is what appears first in the result list,
when you search for the term "moq" on google, it will probably the first thing most people will stumble upon.

I would propose to at least add a notice on top of the Welcome page on Google Code
saying something like "Development of this project has moved to GitHub. New releases and bug fixes will be published there.".
Like, for example, the python-markdown2 project has done.

This way, developers - and potential contributors - will find their way to the new GitHub repository.
In my opinion, the current state is a bit confusing for people who haven't found out about the GitHub repository.

Additionally, the "Project Site" link on the description page of Moq on NuGet points to the site moq.me,
which doesn't seem to be about Moq.

But nonetheless, I'd really like to thank you for sharing your Moq library with us, with is a joy to work with.
Keep up the great work!

Greetings

[Daniel Cazzulino]

done!

thanks for pushing :)

/kzu

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Daniel Cazzulino

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