Proposal 001: Flect Enhancement Proposal Example
Alex Rønne Petersen
17-12-2012
This is an example of an FEP (Flect enhancement proposal).
There needs to be a process for enhancement proposals for Flect and its standard library.
An Flect enhancement proposal (FEP) describes a proposed change to the Flect language or its standard library. It must include abstract, motivation, description, and rationale. Proposals that are finished will be reviewed by the Flect developers and be either accepted or rejected, and subsequently implemented if accepted. Draft proposals and finished proposals that haven't been implemented yet can be superseded by another proposal. Proposals that are in a draft state can also be withdrawn.
This process is similar to the ones used by Python, Erlang, and D. It has been proven to work well in practice.
Not applicable.
On the Flect wiki.
This document is placed in the public domain.
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