Jeremy Hylton wrote:
>
> Why can't we discuss Python development on python-dev?
I'm split on this issue. I understand why Tim wants to have the
discussion corralled into a single place; it's also a moderate
inconvenience to have to add another mailing list every time a
"critical" issue comes up. I think the best compromise is to follow the
rules currently in existence for the PEP process, and if one doesn't
wish to subscribe to another mailing list, e-mail one's feedback to the
PEP author directly and raise bloody hell if the next PEP revision
doesn't include a mention of the feedback.
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