[ZWeb] upcomming chat

[Paul Everitt]

I certainly appreciate the point of view your expressing, as well as the 
recommendations on good programming practice.  However, I'm learning 
from experience on current zope.org, which has a rather byzantine 
collection of "convenience" programming that make deciphering the output 
of certain pages into a detective's job.

The matter under question will involve fewer than ten sections that are 
redundant in perhaps one location.  The decrease of complexity is worth 
it compared to the cost from explicitness.

If later it proves to be a problem that needs help through programming, 
we'll address it.

--Paul

R. David Murray wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Robert Rottermann wrote:
> 
>>This centralizing of information was my idea behind what I did.
>>However Paul is right that in Two years time there will be dozens of such
>>intelligent little pieces of information nobody knows how to handle anymore.
>>So we have to balance.
> 
> 
> As opposed to, in two years, having dozens of places where the same
> information is encoded in more than one place, and nobody can remember
> where all the spots are you have to hit to get them all updated
> correctly?
> 
> --RDM
>