From: Andreas K. <a.k...@we...> - 2000-09-09 17:46:54
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> Although I am not on the core team, I would like to propose to them > that a RFC/PEP system be put in place soon to allow RFC/PEP type > proposals and discussions to begin. > I thought the core team was ready to start recieving these messages, > but Mark Harrison said in the news group that you are not: Unfortunately true. > (snipped from comp.lang.tcl): > To start recieving RFCs I don't think there is too > much work that needs to be done. > The process used by Perl and Python is almost identical. > You can read about them at: > > http://dev.perl.org/ > > and > > http://python.sourceforge.net/peps/ > > (please note that the first link in the list of > PEPs is the PEP that describes what a pep is and > how it works) > > I would also like to suggest some type of semi-regular > status update from the development team/core team to > the community to keep them up to date, similar to this > one in python: > > http://starship.python.net/crew/amk/python/dev/ > > I would be willing to do the work to get a web > archiving system in place similar to the ones used > for the PEP/RFC sites used by perl and python > (both pages are pretty simple) if the core > team is ready for this to be setup. Something like in the attachement ? (Both 'expand' and TclHttpd should be able to use the code, despite it being originally written for expand). > It seems like this is needed in the near term > so that the development for 8.4 can continue > as there are several proposals that currently > are ready to be discussed. Correct. And others ready to be worked on (like the SDK/Sumo). > Thanks, > --Dan -- So long, Andreas Kupries <a.k...@we...> <http://www.purl.org/NET/akupries/> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |