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[Python-Dev] PEPs on the web

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I have put up the PEPs on http://python.sourceforge.net/peps/

Three questions remain:

1) Is that okay? No one cried out aloud and I got some agreement.

2) Should I put a link from http://python.sourceforge.net ?

3) What about making those PEPs xhtml (or something like that)?
   Pros:
     - links from pep-000.txt
     - links from the other peps
   Cons:
     - harder to read in checkins
     - harder to edit
   (maybe we could use as little markup as possible?)

Peter
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