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>From: Robert Craig <guest at RapidEuphoria.com>
> > That is fine, I know you're close to releasing 2.5 now.
> > Could we have a page on rapideuphoria somewhere that shows the features 
>you
> > plan to implement in the next version of the language (So currently for
> > 2.5), and a list of features that are being considered for unspecified
> > versions beyond that? It would make it easier for us to see what you are
> > planning with the language, and make appropriate suggestions.
>
>That's been requested before,
>and I think I promised to do something or other.
>I'll think about it. Maybe we need an official
>system for posting suggestions and bug reports
>and getting a quick one-line response from me:
>  "Yes, it's a bug",
>  "I love that suggestion!",
>  "I hate that. I'll never, ever implement it"
>  etc.
>
>It comes as a shock to some people, but
>I don't have any master plan.
>Once I latch onto something useful, I implement it,
>then I go back to my pile of half-baked ideas
>and suggestions, and pick out something new to
>work on. There's no plan. If post my long list
>of cryptic half-baked ideas, I'll be flooded with proposals
>and questions about all sorts of odd things that I
>really don't want to implement.

Heheh...

Well, perhaps split it up into sections. Have a section called "Cloud 9", or 
even just "Half-baked ideas" for that, and state at the top that they're not 
being seriously considered now, or possible ever.
If someone submits something that is so obviously a bad idea ("Rob, why 
can't I write inline COBOL in euphoria????!?!?") it can be moved to a "Bad 
idea section".

Given your experience with ListFilter, a good idea might be to parse any 
top-level submissions (proposals, not replies), and show a list of "this 
idea may have been submitted already in one of these previous submissions, 
check before posting" to reduce duplicates.

Allow users to edit the top-level submission (the proposal) as new ideas are 
incorporated into the proposal, with a changelog. Mark agains replies to the 
proposal what version the replies were made.

Hmmm, I think this would be nice.
MrTrick

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