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diff --git a/nmbug.mdwn b/nmbug.mdwn
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--- a/nmbug.mdwn
+++ b/nmbug.mdwn
@@ -1,20 +1,24 @@
 # Experimental Tag Sharing / Pseudo-Bug-Tracking for/with notmuch
 
-## Getting set up
+## Web View
+
+There is a dump of (some views of) the nmbug [[status|http://nmbug.tethera.net/status]]. 
+
+## Getting started
 
 1. Install and use notmuch version notmuch 0.9+63~gebd1adc or newer.
 
-   The nmbug script is available in contrib/nmbug
+   The nmbug script is available in `contrib/nmbug`.
       
-2. The current tag repo can be obtained by
+2. The current tag repo can be obtained by:
 
-      git clone --bare git://pivot.cs.unb.ca/nmbug.git $HOME/.nmbug
+   `$ git clone --bare http://nmbug.tethera.net/git/nmbug-tags.git $HOME/.nmbug`
 
-    Check that your git is recent enough by entering
+   Check that your git is recent enough by entering:
 
-      git --git-dir=$HOME/.nmbug fetch
+   `$ git --git-dir=$HOME/.nmbug fetch`
 
-    If you get failures then you need to update your git (as well).
+   If you get failures then you need to update your git (as well).
 
 ## Using nmbug, simple example
 
@@ -22,7 +26,6 @@
     $ nmbug pull
 
     # do some tagging; see below for conventions 
-    
     $ notmuch tag +notmuch::patch $id
     
     # write the tag changes from the notmuch database
@@ -55,59 +58,100 @@
     # write the tag changes 
     $ nmbug commit
 
-## Submitting tags.
+## Submitting tags
 
-   For the moment, we are using a central repo, hosted at
+For the moment, we are using a central repo, hosted at:
     
-        git@pivot.cs.unb.ca:pub/nmbug
+    nmbug@nmbug.tethera.net:nmbug-tags
         
-   To get push access, send your public key (ideally in a gpg signed
-   email) to David Bremner.  There is a convenience command
+To get push access, send your public key (ideally in a gpg signed
+email) to David Bremner.  There is a convenience command:
    
-       nmbug push
+    nmbug push
        
-   But you will have to change your url with
+But you will have to change your url with:
    
-       git remote origin set-url git@pivot.cs.unb.ca:pub/nmbug
+    git --git-dir=$HOME/.nmbug remote set-url origin git@pivot.cs.unb.ca:pub/nmbug
 
 ## Tagging conventions
 
+_Note that the tag database is probably catching up to these
+conventions._
+
+### Main patch tracking tags
+
+Initially any patch should be tagged:
+
+    notmuch::patch
+
+Patches that are for discussion, rather than proposed for master should be tagged:
+
+    notmuch::wip                is "work in progress", posted for review or comment.
+
+Most patches will be initially tagged:
+
+    notmuch::needs-review       needs some (more) review
+
+unless they are tagged:
+
+    notmuch::trivial            looks harmless
+
+Patches keep `notmuch::needs-review` until they either get enough
+reviews, or one of the following resolutions is reached:
+    
+    notmuch::obsolete           replaced by some other patch
+    notmuch::pushed             is pushed to master
+    notmuch::wontfix            for whatever reason, this patch will not 
+                                be applied
+
+Sometimes the process stalls, and patches get tagged:
+
+    notmuch::moreinfo           waiting for feedback from patch proposer 
+                                or others
+    
+### Bug tracking tag
+
+So far we are just tagging certain messages as bug reports, meaning
+things that "everyone" agrees should be fixed.
+
     notmuch::bug                is a bug report
+
+### Optional tags
+
+These patches are more comments and suggestions.
+
     notmuch::emacs              is a patch/bug for the emacs UI
     notmuch::feature            provides a new feature
     notmuch::fix                fixes a bug
-    notmuch::moreinfo           waiting for feedback from patch proposer or others
-    notmuch::obsolete           replaced by some other patch
-    notmuch::patch           
     notmuch::portability        improves portability
-    notmuch::pushed             is pushed to master
     notmuch::review             is a review
-    notmuch::reviewed           has been (well) reviewed
     notmuch::test               provides a new test/or improves testing
-    notmuch::wip                is "work in progress", posted for review or comment.
+    notmuch::$n                 this patch should be considered for 
+                                release $n
 
 ## Tracking the patch queue
 
-I use the following search (in my case as a saved search in emacs).
+I (David Bremner) use the following search (in my case as a saved
+search in emacs):
     
     tag:notmuch::patch and not tag:notmuch::pushed and \
         not tag:notmuch::obsolete and not tag:notmuch::wip \
-            and not tag:notmuch::moreinfo
-        
-Another interesting search is 
+            and not tag:notmuch::moreinfo and not tag:notmuch::contrib
+
+You might or might not want as many exclusions.  Another interesting
+search is:
 
     tag:notmuch::reviewed and not tag:notmuch::pushed
     
     
 ## Design notes
 
-### Disk format.
+### Disk format
 
 The tags are stored in a bare-repo, which means they are not obviously
 visible. There is an `nmbug archive` command analogous to `git
 archive` Tags are represented as empty files in the tree; if you extra
-them, the tree looks something like
-
+them, the tree looks something like:
 
     tags/878waiwi0f.wl%25james@hackervisions.org/
     tags/878waiwi0f.wl%25james@hackervisions.org/emacs