Who censors python-dev Summary ;-(

[Just]

In article <f85b5ab1.0301061249.3d64fa13 at posting.google.com>,
 drifty at bigfoot.com (Brett C.) wrote:

> "Wiktor Sadowski" <art at wiktorsadowski.com> wrote in message 
> news:<mailman.1040207784.9877.python-list at python.org>...
> > [python-dev Summary for 2002-12-01 through 2002-12-15]
> > 1.version sent to python-dev at python.org
> > >All was right with the world, more or less.
> >  
> > >*But then Wiktor Sadowski commented on a checkin for `import.c`  and 
> >  how he
> > >would like a better way to write custom imports.*  This led to Just van
> > >Rossum to write a new import mechanism. 
> > 
> > 
> > 2.version sent to python-list at python.org
> > >All was right with the world, more or less.
> >  
> > >*But Just van Rossum didn't like the added complexity to import.c .* 
> > >This led to Just to write a new import mechanism.
> > 
> >  Looks like I am on a BlackList ;-( 
> > 
> 
> No blacklist, just a clarification of the facts.  python-dev gets a
> copy of the newest summary a day before c.l.py and c.l.py.a get one so
> as to allow the list to go over it and look for errors that I have
> made.  This happens to be one of them.  Just said that he rewrote it
> because of the added complexity to import.c, not because you made a
> comment on python-dev like I initially thought.

Wow, I hadn't seen that change, and I don't remember commenting on this 
aspect of the summary... It was a bit of both I guess, and Wiktor's idea 
certainly got me thinking. As I recall it, we were already discussing 
the problems with the previous zipimport patch. There was _lots_ of 
discussion going on and I don't feel like wading through all that 
again... Anyway: thank you Wiktor, for your contribution to the import 
discussions ;-)

Just