[Python-Dev] Python Enhancement Proposals (PEPs)

[Moshe Zadka]

On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Jeremy Hylton wrote:

> Two things that each SRFI that PEPs don't yet have are:
> 
> - a mail archive attached to the PEP that contains relevant
>   discussion.  A mail archive seems valuable for people interested in
>   the next level of detail, but I'm not sure what mechanism to use to
>   create one.  (It also seems valuable because the old "search
>   dejanews" certainly isn't stable in the long-term.)  Maybe PEP
>   authors could maintain their own archives.

I'm sure Roundup is up to this

> - a copyright notice.  As a strawman, I propose that the owner/author
>   of each PEP retains copyright, but must publish it under the
>   OpenContent license, <http://opencontent.org/opl.shtml>.

F**k licenses, they're more trouble then they're worth. Why not simply
decree that it must be put in the public domain?
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