> Can you (or somebody) augment that list with who's for and who's > against? Maybe a wiki would be helpful here. Have one index page link to each proposal. Each proposal with a page formatted as: proposed syntax ------------------- bdfl comments if any ------------------- arguments for .................... list of supporters ------------------- arguments against ..................... list of naysayers If wiki theory holds true, it will flesh it self-out, allow people to change their minds, and allow arguments to be said once and then refined to their purest form We can all see who supports what and, in the end, a copy of the wiki can serve as a permanent record of what was learned. Raymond Hettinger
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