CCL: Where can you publish articles on software?

[Steve Bowlus <chezbowlus::goldrush.com>]

 Sent to CCL by: Steve Bowlus [chezbowlus_+_goldrush.com]
$0.02 from a (grateful) enduser (who can't spell "C") of
 everyone else's
 code:
At one time, the CompChem community had its own vehicle for this
 purpose.  It was (and still is) called the "Quantum Chemistry
 Program
 Exchange."  For nominal cost (basically then media costs),
 academics and
 industry could get access to cutting edge programming.  As QCPE matured
 in the mid- to late '80's, there was published (again, at modest cost)
 the quarterly "QCPE Bulletin," in which contributors could
 (as my memory
 serves me) publish exactly the kind of information being debated in
 this
 thread.  Descriptions of new contributions were made in every issue by
 the director/editor (Richard Counts/Peggy Edwards).  A uniform
 mechanism
 was provided for citation of contributions.
I would suggest it is time to re-examine the utility of such a
 repository, and revive it along the lines envisioned by Counts.  I
 don't
 know how IU currently supports QCPE (AFAIK, its capabilities are
 considerably curtailed); Jan's experience in obtaining funding for CCL
 does not bode well for the venture.  But perhaps someone knowledgeable
 in these areas might inquire.
 Cheers,
 Steve