After a few weeks of maturation on github, setting up a bug tracker, and a google group for project discussions, the bug reports died down to the point where I felt comfortable putting a more "official" release out on rubyforge.
Thanks to my most active 'beta-testers', Adam Williams who really drove the calendar generation DSL, and Paul Scott-Murphy, and Bruno Duyé gave a much needed workout to occurrence enumeration.
With folks from Australia and France providing input, it felt a bit like the old OTI days
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