I'm happy to announce that I have packaged up my first Haskell library, vorbiscomment, which allows for reading of "Vorbis comments" from Ogg Vorbis files. The code is rugged and surely buggy, but any feedback, patches, etc. are more than welcome. I do have a specific question in releasing this, and you can respond to my personal email address if this mailing list is not appropriate for discussion, but I'm wondering where my library's functionality should live within the module hierarchy. At present, I have simply placed it in a top-level "Vorbis" module, but this is surely not the proper place for it. And another quick note: I hope to create a wrapper library for general meddling with audio-file metadata. This would allow for reading/editing ID3, Vorbis comments, etc. all through a standard interface. With my vorbiscomment library and the "idiii" library available on HackageDB, the two most important tag formats (to me, anyway) are already covered. If anyone has any comments regarding this idea, please let me know. (Again, the question of where the functionality should live in the module hierarchy comes to mind...) Thanks, Chris Wagner