David Goodger wrote: > Typically, a new module first has to prove itself in the real world > before being accepted into the standard library, especially for a > module replacing existing functionality. It's usually easier to > accept additions/improvements to existing modules (i.e. patches) than > replacement modules. > > I suggest you put the module (along with docs and the test suite) up > on the web and make an announcement on python-announce. Then try to > generate community support. It may also be useful to compare with other config alternatives, such as ZConfig. -John -- http:// ift ile.org/
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