On 06/01/2011 08:00 AM, Justin Carmony wrote: > In all seriousness, there is a vast majority of PHP developers who are not > represented on this list. I was surprised to see someone mentioning for > calling for another vote so soon after this discussion came up. Perhaps > instead of debating on readability and usefulness, we actually do some > research with major PHP users to get their opinions? I'm not saying we should > have every PHP user in the world vote, but there are talented PHP developers > who are not apart of the core that have valid and insightful views and > opinions. > > So what I would first propose is we finalize the RFC because right now it is > has two options, and doesn't deal with objects. I think everyone is starting > to agree "=>" is much more uniform than ":", so lets drop the ":" from the > RFC. > > Then, lets request some feedback from reputable PHP developers, like authors > of popular frameworks and PHP solutions. This way we can get some real input > from people who are not on the internals email list. This can help those who > make the decision on whether or not to accept the RFC aware not only of their > own personal opinion and preferences, but the opinions and preferences of the > PHP community as a whole. > > I know I'm newer to the list, and don't want to step on any toes, but I think > the RFC process could really benefit from getting this type of feedback.
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