Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > You can innovate all you want -- as long as the old method in > policy is supported (which you say you support). But you can't report > bugs against packages for using the old method -- until you pass the > new method (after it stabilizes) through policy. > > And that is a good thing. > > Now that I have taken care of the innovation objection, do you > agree? > > Interfaces, after they stabilize, and if they are supposed to > be mandatory, or affect a large number of packages, should still be > made a standard, and modification of standards should not be under > control of any one person.
I support this, it makes good sense to keep the policy method, for backward compatibility, while innovating. Martin.