Hi Dicebot.
You are a clear thinker - close reasoning - and I admire that.
As you may see requirements are very lax. Only real difference
is that your proposal allows to accept modules that are not
supposed to ever go to Phobos at all - which I am still
convinced is a bad thing and belongs to code.dlang.org
Speaking about objections vs code.dlang.org
community driven development as opposed to individually driven
(ownership/control of the source code)
see no reason to expect this is actually better of makes any
notable difference in general
Isn't there a psychological barrier to submitting pulls for
someone else's source code when it is not clear it will be
welcome? Plus encouraging others to write docs etc. A community
project will still be de facto owned by the author, but
perception of its status is clearer.
Any benefit from Mars would come from purely human factors, but
sometimes these are important.
Laeeth.
