On 3/27/21 7:34 AM, Paul "LeoNerd" Evans wrote: > Without wishing to respond to the specifics of the details this thread > is throwing up, I want to make a meta-observation. > > There seems to be a lot more people replying on this email thread who > seem to care about higher principles of language design, than were ever > present on the original github discussions about the feature: > > https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/17952 > > I would like to ask: Where were you all earlier? Why didn't you respond > there before we'd written it? > > This isn't trying to come across as an accusation - it's a genuine > question. If all of this discussion had happened much earlier over > there we probably wouldn't be in the awkward situation we are now. It > is annoying that it is happening so late. As for myself, I can say that I've only very recently "re-engaged". Also, as Darren Duncan noted, having clearly delineated and well spirited "discussion" threads might also have something to do with it. Also for me, email is a much better medium for discussion that GH. I did read the comments there on this PR; but mainly because we were invited to do so. If the positive atmosphere can be maintained, and I think it can be. you'll probably see a lot more in the future. Brett > > I wonder whether this is a suggestion that our current github-based > design process is not working properly, as it doesn't bring the right > mix of people to view things at the right time. > > Is there an improvement we can make to this process? > > See also part '2' of: > > https://perl.topicbox.com/groups/perl-core/Tb6df89f50b14b2e1-Ma8923add9ad22f57ca9fa67e/perl-core-the-future-of-perl-internal-factors-of-decline >Thread Previous | Thread Next