Comment #2 on issue 3383 by [email protected]: Remove deprecated separate() function
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3383
Question (and this applies to other deprecations too): do we want to be aggressively removing deprecated code if it doesn't cause us any maintenance burden? For example, this function is just a wrapper to another function so there's hardly any burden for us to keep it as is. This offers users a gentler upgrade path and more importantly, keeps old code usable longer (eg. I write a thesis and leave it; 3 years later no one can figure out what this separate() function even was). Of course, if the deprecation and related code is *any* sort of problem, it should go faster.
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