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    <h1>To-do list for general OpenAI issues</h1>
    
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    <h2>Project upgrades(?)</h2>
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	<a href="http://junit.org/">JUnit</a> was recently pointed out to
	me and I'd like to get that evaluated and see if it makes sense
	for us to use this on OpenAI.
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	<a href="http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/">log4j</a> was also
	pointed out to me (by the same person, thanks to Thomas Weber)
	and I'm very interested in this for use as a debugging tool.
	I'm looking for someone to incorporate this into one of the
	tools we have (nn, mobile agents, ga) or a portion of it so
	that we can see how it works and if it makes sense to convert
	all of OpenAI to this tool.
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    <h2>Testing</h2>
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	We need some testers.  We need people to run all of the modules on
	as many platforms as you can...make sure all the build scripts
	work with as little effort as possible and that all the README
	files make sense.  If anything is wrong with that stuff I'd prefer
	it if the person testing would send along a corrected version of
	the offensive file instead of just letting us know about it.  That
	would be an invaluable service.
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