I am looking for volunteers to help review the source code and design of
NValidate, an open-source parameter validation library written in C#. It's
purpose is to streamline your parameter validation code, and make it easier
to write, so that you're more likely to do it consistently and correctly.

The project is currently in an alpha release; while it can be used on test
products, the binaries should not be used against production code. The
source materials and online documentation can be found at
http://www.nvalidate.org.

I'm looking for feedback on the following aspects:

- Defects
- Performance
- Design and architecture
- Extensibility (how easily you can add your own tests to it)
- Documentation (is the current documentation sufficient, or are you looking
for something more?)

This is my first open source project. Further, this is a library written by
a developer *for* developers, and its purpose is to improve code quality.
Consequently, I'm far more interested in what *DEVELOPERS* have to say about
it than anyone else.

Thanks in advance.
Mike Hofer
NValidate Developer

P.S. If someone could recommend a more appropriate place to place this type
of a post, I'd appreciate it. I feel like I'm spamming, and I suspect I'll
take some heat for it, I just didn't know where else to go. Thanks.