last thread
there is from 18 months ago (and was about the fact that it may be viewable to
people outside the core devs:-).
Any suggestions where I can take my question?
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be, especially given
Pythons humorous history - we all try to refrain from joking replies?
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> On Aug 3, 2018, at 02:19, Yury Selivanov wrote:
>
> OTOH, it would be great if we can at least set a date to start the
> discussion so that everybody can plan for it and join. That's the
> only way to keep the discussion open and equally accessible for
> everyone. If we do nothing, then natu
> On Aug 1, 2018, at 23:37, Antoine Pitrou wrote:
>
>
>
>> Le 01/08/2018 à 23:31, Jack Diederich a écrit :
>> https://hg.python.org/committers.txt
>
> Probably outdated, for example Pablo Salingo Salgado doesn't seem there.
And historically incomplete: I seem to be missing from that list, ev
Nathaniel, you strike the nail on the head here.
The reason Guido as BDFL and therefore ultimate authority on what “python” is
worked because it is organic: it is not set down in strict rules and
regulations and timelines and percentages of votes and what not. It works
because a very large frac
eah, if the Vatican is fine with two thirds, it sounds like we could,
> too. By the way, if we're already studying Polish parliamentary rules, 2/3
> agreement is needed to make constitution changes.
>
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see a
>> "Save your breath. That's not going to happen." from Guido to end a
>> distracting alternative (sub)proposal persistently promoted by one (or a
>> few) very active and/or loquacious posters.
> [Jack Jansen]
>
>> This is a very good point. A
annot be formally encoded.
And actually I wonder whether this role could be fulfilled by any
person/committee/procedure other than Guido himself. Which means that in future
we should prepare for doing without this role. Which will lead to more
contentious issues being put in front of the whatever-bo
decisions,
but that may be a good thing...
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> inactive developers are dead :-) I'm quite sure that there is life
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