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I think the GLEP system is pretty nice actually. Despite the extra |
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bureaucratic layers, it's a good system for vetting serious ideas. |
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Mailing lists are good for discussions, but once an idea has matured |
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some, it's nice to have the more formal document: (a) it's easier to |
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find and a good way to make important discussions available to those |
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who don't follow the mailing lists closely; (b) it provides a sort of |
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"official" reference point --- an RFC, if you will. |
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I don't think that the number of GLEPS that have been implemented, |
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accepted, rejected, or deferred are really that important (unless the |
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whole point is to increase the number of features that get implemented |
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in Gentoo, and as I perceive it, that's not the point of the GLEP |
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system). |
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bc |
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-- |
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Benjamin A. Collins <bencollins@××××.edu> |
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http://people.cs.tamu.edu/bcollins/ |