[LSF/MM/BPF TOPIC] Limits of development

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Hi all,

given the recent discussion on the mailing list I would like to propose a topic for LSF/MM:

Limits of development

In recent times quite some development efforts were left floundering (Non-Po2 zones, NVMe dispersed namespaces), while others (like blk-snap) went ahead. And it's hard to figure out why some projects are deemed 'good', and others 'bad'.

I would like to have a discussion at LSF/MM about what are valid reasons for future developments, and maybe even agree on common guidelines where developers can refer to when implementing new features.

Cheers,

Hannes



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