Michael Foord writes:
> To my mind one of the most important benefits of a "sumo" style
> distribution is not just that it easily provides a whole bunch of useful
> modules - but that it *highlights* which modules are the community
> blessed "best of breed".
That has several problems.
(1) There is a lot of overlap with the mission of the stdlib, and I
think confusion over roles would be quite costly.
(2) As the stdlib demonstrates, picking winners is expensive. I
greatly doubt that running *two* such processes is worthwhile.
(3) Very often there is no best of breed.
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