Steve Simmons explained > > > > IMHO someone should write an RFC on why perl6 should NOT have > > comments. The RFC editor doesn't have time to follow these zillions > > of discussions and write documents based on them. > > Ooog, horrible phrasing on my part. That should read ``the editor > of the RFC which is rejected.'' Sorry.... This brings up a very important question (especially since you used my RFC as an example), which is: how shall we know when a particular RFC is rejected? My understanding was we should generate RFC's. I don't know if (or particularly how) we should be rejecting them before they are fully released. --Michael
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