At 01:43 PM 10/6/2009 +0900, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
IMO it would be better to design developer-specific mechanisms rather than a generic commenting vehicle, cf. Fred Drake's thinking.
For example, having a packages reddit (nb: open source, written in Python), where people can upvote or downvote packages and leave comments. That's probably the minimum amount of checks and balances required to avoid problems of the sort the PyPI commenting feature is already having, since others will be able to reply to the comments, and downvote nonsense into oblivion.
(Alternatively, shutting off the comment system would also work. Nothing stops people from using Google to search for "foo sucks" or "problems using foo" if they want to research what's been said about a package.)
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