#16403: Remove Graph.to_partition
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       Reporter:         |        Owner:  pdehaye
  ncohen                 |       Status:  positive_review
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  Nathann Cohen          |     Stopgaps:
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Comment (by pdehaye):

 A way to do good research would be to get grant money to hire professional
 software engineers to actually code for sage. This is no different motive
 from what is done in Sydney for MAGMA, what William tries to do with the
 sagemathcloud or what Wolfram does with Mathematica: get money so we can
 hire programmers, who can code infrastructure. So mathematicians can code
 math more efficiently.
 The difference is of course in the source of the money, and as a
 mathematician one natural source is to write a grant. Mathematicians do
 that everywhere in the world, with no ulterior motive but to produce
 research.

 There is really no direct connection between ERC grant proposals and
 getting famous.

 Your attitude in those recent exchanges is what makes me careful in
 writing down why you are wrong before you clarify your argument first. The
 way you are conducting public scientific discourse, it can only hurt me
 and my ideas to engage with you scientifically before you take basic step
 to clean up your act. I only wrote about the ERC grant at the 12th comment
 to show to you that I considered this a serious matter, not for you to
 mock me. But of course you did see that comment through your lens, and
 mischaracterised what I was doing.

 As it stands, the request is still there, and helping you structure
 thoughts that you ought to be able to structure yourself, please decide
 whether your argument is that (pick and choose):
 - this function body should not be in sage;
 - this function header should not be in sage;
 - the decorator should not be there.

 At this stage, if you do not start acting more professionally on a website
 that is publicly viewable, I will do what I would do for any other
 website: report abuse to the owner of the website and ask for action to be
 taken. And of course close the ticket.

 Should you think that I deserve insults or other niceties, please consider
 using my email instead. Please also consider that your employer probably
 has rules on what constitutes good scientific conduct and make sure your
 email fits those guidelines.

 Should you want to hear more about the background for why I think you are
 wrong, I can either send you links to the documents I have referred (ask
 me by email), answer your questions (by email), we can discuss it by
 skype, or you could come to Zurich (I would be happy to pay for your
 return ticket if you pay for the ticket to come; I am unable at the moment
 to come to Paris due to circumstances)

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