> The thread goes on at length about bureaucratic requirements for the change.
I don't like the characterization of the RFC process as a bureaucracy. RFC processes are more open than a pure "bazaar". In the lack of any formal, open process to make project changes, there ends up being a hidden informal "be friends with this person to get your patch merged" process, which is far less transparent.
I don't like the characterization of the RFC process as a bureaucracy. RFC processes are more open than a pure "bazaar". In the lack of any formal, open process to make project changes, there ends up being a hidden informal "be friends with this person to get your patch merged" process, which is far less transparent.