First of all, this is a metatopic, it is not about Nim, it is about the development process for Nim.
I really like this programming language, and I see a lot of potential for it, and I would really like to contribute to it to make it a better language, but I do not know how I can contribute most effectively. To better understand me, I would like to give an example. I recently rediscoverd the [operator equals](http://forum.nim-lang.org///nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#type-bound-operations-operator) and destructors. But I think it is not ready to use. `discard` on a returned value from a proc creates a leak (no `=destroy` is called). Top level variables (globals) do not get destroyed. The assignment operator is used for both the first time initialization and the reused initialization, but It is unanswered weather `operator =` should deinitialize (destroy) the left operand. And this compile error: proc `=destroy`(obj: var MyType) for a 'var' type a variable needs to be passed, but 'a' is immutable Not everything I mentioned is a bug it might be intentional, but I think it is at least worth talking about each item. If I write a proposal, on how I can come up with a solution to these problems, I would like the best possible feedback on in before implementing it. On the other hand, I would like my proposal to have the option to get some important status so it will not get lost over time just because of some inactivity. I am thinking of a formal protocol that proposals should go. My current options to start a proposal are, I can create a thread here on this forum, or I can create an issue on github. Recently I wore an article here on the forums, where I got the offer, that it could be published as a "guest blog article". So I like the idea to start as a forum post, and then transition into something of more weight. But to make it short, I don't have a solution for this yet. But I would like to start the discussion here.