Import all existing RFCs documents from the separate 'rfcs' repository. #1353
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@funbringer you +1'd my earlier scepticism on this. How do you feel about this now, with the caveat in the README? |
I agree, the guideline for RFCs is definitely going to help us understand their place in the project. After all, maybe the change is for the better. We'll see :) |
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This is the same that @stepashka did in PR #1145. I was skeptical then, because some of these RFCs don't really reflect the reality. But after talking with Anna, I've come around that despite that, it's better to have them all in the same git repository. It gives them more visibility, and it makes it more natural to open a new PR for an RFCs
I added a README explaining what the RFCs are, with a warning that some of them are outdated. I copied the instructions that we had on Notion previously there as well, so that it's all in one place.