On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 01:18 +0000, Kevin Kofler wrote: > Fedora is about showcasing the latest technology, if each time a new technology > is introduced, we have to wait months to get a packaging guideline for it, and > all packages using the new technology are blocked on that, where does that > leave us? I've always viewed guidelines as being a codification of best practices that have been proven in production. With that in mind, the whole idea of writing guidelines *before* packages have been put in to production is completely backwards. The writing of new guidelines should go hand-in-hand with the deployment of the first few "new technology" packages. It shouldn't block it. The finalization and ratification should happen *after* they have proven themselves in practice.
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