On 07/12/2018 01:27 PM, Raymond Hettinger wrote: > For the bigger decisions (and there aren't many coming up), I have some > suggestions on ways to improve the discussions so that the interested > parties can have a more equal say in the outcome and so that the > discussions can be more time efficient (it takes too much time to keep-up > with long-running, active threads). > > Essentially the idea would be have a wiki/faq editable by all the > participants. It would include the key examples, arguments for and against, > and rebuttals which can be collected into a current-state-of-the-conversation. > This would be somewhat different than the current PEP process because > currently PEP authors dominate the conversation and others can get drowned > out too easily. (This idea is modeled on the California Legislative Analyst > Voters Guide which summarizes proposals and has statements and rebuttals from > both proponents and opponents).
I really like this idea. I stopped reading the PEP 572 threads once it was painfully obvious that almost all new replies were just saying the same things over and over and over...
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