Lua Repository

[Bob Paddock <bpaddock@...>]

> * Lua is an embedded language, and so code is not generally portable.  This
> limits the effectiveness of exchanging sample code.

Since I've only been with Lua for a week I can say that I disagree with that 
last part.

As a new Lua person I want to see ANY Lua code, I don't care what it does.  I 
can learn things from seeing it and extracting the parts I need.

I've followed every Lua link that I could find, but having well indexed 
repository would be far less time consuming, especially considering that 50% 
of the links did not lead to Lua source code, or where just simply dead links 
(Links from web searches, not all from Lua.org).

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