Hi! I've just been in contact with Jim Fulton, who was previously mentioned in the context of developing this PEP, and he's okay with us taking over. IIUC the PEP involves a few things: 1. A sane reactor abstraction/interface (although they probably won't like pulling in z.i.I) in the standard library which everything should be able to implement -- essentially twisted.loop's interface. This probably includes a Protocol abstraction too 2. A simple, potentially insane implementation for it in the stdlib -- ideally twisted.loop, but probably something like asyncore-except-slightly-less-terrible 3. A way to write code for it, probably involving @inlineCallbacks/monocle style yields The idea here, as Glyph told me at Pycon, I believe, is that people can just write code that works on most backends. When they figure out the stdlib thing suck^H^H^H^Hdoesn't satisfy their requirements, we can just say "hey, it's okay, you can just replace the reactor reactor you have now with the twisted one and you will get all sorts of wonderful magic to play with". Am I completely wrong here already or does that sound like a sane problem definition? Either way I'm planning to put the PEP draft up on github (actually, I already have). Whether you like github or not, I think this feature: https://github.com/blog/844-forking-with-the-edit-button is just too amazing for writing a PEP as a community process to let pass. cheers lvh