Imported GNU robots from CVS.

Signed-off-by: Bradley Smith <brad@brad-smith.co.uk>

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+;;;How To Submit A Project
+;;;
+;;;The first thing to do is look at the Guile Project Mail Submission
+;;;doc. This will tell you all you need to know about describing your
+;;;project. Then, send a mail to me (Greg.Harvey@thezone.net) with the
+;;;subject "Guile Project Submission". Optionally, you can send it to
+;;;(Greg.Harvey+guile-project@thezone.net).  Please do one or the
+;;;other, or else there's a good chance it'll end up in the spam
+;;;box. The body should contain your submission(s).
+;;;
+;;;How To Update A Project
+;;;
+;;;It's the exact same thing as making the initial submission, but you
+;;;don't have to include every field, just whatever you want
+;;;updated. So, say if you want to add a license field to your
+;;;existing entry, you'd just have ((name "foo") (license "bar")) as a
+;;;submission.
+
+((name "robots")
+
+ (category "Games")
+ (keywords "Game " "robots " "diversion")
+ 
+ (description "A game/diversion where you construct a robot (using Scheme) "
+              "then set him loose and watch him explore a world on his own."
+	      "The GNU Robot program is written in Scheme, and implemented "
+	      "using GNU Guile.")
+
+ (location (url "http://www.gnu.org/software/robots/" "GNU Robots homepage"))
+
+ (authors "Jim Hall")
+ (maintainer (email "Jim Hall" "jhall1@isd.net"))
+
+ (status "GNU Robots has finally been released as version 1.0!!")
+
+ (help-wanted "GNU Robots could really use a port to GTK+, for GNOME. "
+	      "Also, it would be great if someone wrote a GNU Robots  "
+	      "code generator, that generated a robot Scheme program  "
+	      "based on the user contructing a robot program using    "
+	      "little icons that are dropped into place and ordered   "
+	      "using special connector wires.  This would be a good   "
+	      "senior project for a computer science student!")
+
+ (license "GPL"))