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Clarify SPEC discussion URLs #369
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This is to align with the recommendations made in scientific-python#369
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In accordance with scientific-python#369 - Remove originating discussion link from header - Update specs and process to point to the two relevant discussion categories
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In accordance with scientific-python#369 - Remove originating discussion link from header - Update specs and process to point to the two relevant discussion categories
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Status quo
Currently, the SPEC Purpose & Process says:
Later:
We therefore, currently, have three potential to discuss a SPEC: under SPECS/Ideas, under SPECS/Accepted (Jarrod's been moving SPECS/Ideas to SPECS/Accepted by hand), and under SPECS/Web Comments.
The first (SPECS/Accepted) is pointed to in the header of the SPEC, and the latter is what is embedded below the SPEC on scientific-python.org.
Proposal
We reduce the number of topic categories to two: SPECS/Ideas and SPECS/Web Comments. These serve orthogonal purposes: the first is to figure out whether a SPEC is a good idea, discuss with the proposer how to write the SPEC, etc. This discussion is typically somewhat noisy and technical, and it discusses many things outside of the scope of the SPEC.
Once the SPEC appears on the website (and we should decide whether this means as DRAFT or Published), it is ready for community feedback. These comments are related to the SPEC idea, will be embedded below the SPEC, and will go to SPECS/Web Comments.
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Other ideas welcome!
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