Voting for PEP 308 (was Re: For review: PEP 308 - If-then-else expression)
Erik Max Francis
max at alcyone.com
Sat Feb 8 12:57:13 EST 2003
Aahz wrote:
> Well, I'm certainly flattered. I should note formally for the record
> that I'm opposed to PEP 308, but I think I've cultivated a sufficient
> record for honesty that it shouldn't matter. If other people want me
> to
> do this, here's how I plan to run the vote:
>
> The vote would run in two stages:
>
> * The first stage would simply be in favor or opposing the idea of a
> ternary operator. It would require a minimum of 2/3 or 3/4
> supermajority
> to advance to the next stage. ...
>
> * The second stage would be voting on particular forms of the ternary
> operator. ...
Uh, why the two stages with the absolute block in the middle? Why
wouldn't it be the reverse -- a vote of people who _want_ one, rather
than people who don't want one? If a positive vote pass, it would be a
clear indicator that the community is in favor of such a thing; you seem
to be taking the reverse approach, and are looking for ways to shoot the
proposal down.
Is it because you're opposed to the PEP?
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