On Monday, 28 January 2019 at 17:23:51 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
* Regarding the argument "why not make this an iterative
process where concerns are raised and incrementally addressed?"
We modeled the DIP process after similar processes - conference
papers, journal papers, proposals in other languages. There is
a proposal by one or more responsibles, perfected by a
community review, and submitted for review. This encourages
building a strong proposal - as strong as can be - prior to
submission. Washing that down to a negotiation between the
proposers and the reviewers leads to a "worst acceptable
proposal" state of affairs in which proposers are incentivized
to submit the least-effort proposal, reactively change it as
issues are raised by reviewers.
Fair enough.
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