After sending in a code snippet for someone to the list, a thought occurred to me: how could one share through git the routines that are addons to sympy. Take the code that I wrote for the issue 2191. Should I just make my own branch, say 'lib' and in that branch add the file lib.py? That way as I write such snippets, I would add them to lib and anyone that wanted them could find them there. Those that had greater usage or public favor could become part of the repo eventually, but in the meantime, at least they would be accessible. As I've done my work, I've only thought of doing so within existing sympy files. But the gap between what I think is reasonable and what the community is willing to review or find reasonable is too wide and I end up spending a lot of time trying to keep them in sync with the changing code base. I don't think this is a good use of time and would prefer to put them in a lib and direct people there.
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