[Victor Stinner] ... > By the way, I'm also surprised to see that on 11 "+1" votes, only 3 > added a comment. I'm not sure of the "value" of "+1" without a > comment. Does the voter know Stéphane and/or saw his work. How did the > voter make their decision? In the past, these comments helped me to > vote when I wasn't sure about a candidate. For example, if someone > showed a strong support, and I trust the voter, I follow their vote > (well, taking a decision is more complex than that in practice, but I > hope that you see my point). >
I voted +1. I haven't had significant interaction with Stéphane but certainly recognized the name and had a favorable impression. But of my own knowledge, I have no strong opinion either way. So my +1 was driven primarily by the strong endorsement you gave. Was that worth writing up? Not to me ;-) It's probably unrealistic to imagine than _anyone_ in the future will be well known to a majority of then-current core devs. I only want to hear from those who _do_ have a strong opinion based on significant experience. So I'm disappointed that I've seen nothing from those who voted -1. In the absence of an explicit message, I can assume a +1 voter is happy enough with what the original proposer said. But in the absence of any -1 voter explaining their reasoning, I have no idea what to make of it.
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