If you're looking for a way to spend your spare time in a useful
way, pick one of these projects:

- ASCII backend, based on groff.
  Groff will give high-quality ASCII output, so this is a really nice
  addition for Jade. There are two options here:
  - straightforward C++ backend;
  - XML backend and the Python XML module to do the mapping to groff.
  The latter one is better, IMO. This will also serve nicely as a manpage
  backend, something else that is missing.

- Texinfo backend. 

- Autoconversion of figures. Optimally, a preprocessing step gets fed
  with ESIS output and checks whether all graphics are there. This is
  quite some overhead so we may want to add a --quick option in this case.

  Tbd: is there a way to feed Jade with ESIS? 

- Boilerplate material, documentation

- Anything in BUGS and on www.sgmltools.org/todo

