On Thursday, 6 September 2018 at 10:49:55 UTC, Mike Parker wrote:
I always ask DIP authors about unaddressed feedback before moving from one stage to the other, and I did so with DIP 1017 when moving out of Draft Review. It's entirely up to the author whether or not to address it and there is no requirement for DIP authors to respond to any feedback. I would prefer it if they did, especially in the Post-Community stage and later as it helps me with my review summaries, but 1017 is not the first DIP where feedback went unaddressed and I'm sure it won't be the last.
I can understand not requiring authors to respond to all the feedback, but not requiring them to respond to _any_ is just wasting everyone's time, since _all_ of the previous points will be bought up again and the next stage will be a repeat of the previous.
