On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 11:04 PM, Brett Cannon <brett at python.org> wrote: > A quick comment about sending me fixes. While I do appreciate them, sending > them as a pull request is much easier for me as (a) I don't have to hunt the > changes down in the text, and (b) you will see the fixes others have done > already to the PEP and I then don't have to figure out what changes have not > already been fixed. And honestly, reading the PEP in its rendered format on > GitHub is easier IMO than in the text format unless you have something > specific to respond to (and even if you do, you can copy and paste the > relevant bits into an email reply). > Personally, I find it more important to settle the open issues first, so I will be looking for typos at a later stage. Besides, more typos may be added in the process. I previously left some typos uncorrected in attempt to keep the diffs of my commits cleaner. By the way, to see what additions and wordings I have suggested, the right way is to look at my PR(s). I might send more PRs to clarify open issues etc., but this will largely be based on my previous commits. -- Koos
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