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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] RE: </endnamespacediscussion>
From: steph@php.net ("Steph Fox")

> This is not what I meant, but there's obviously neither use nor interest 
> in further discussing this topic as decision was already taken. I only 
> wish people would not start rewriting history as other opinions or options 
> didn't even exist so soon. I'm fine with making the choice, what I'm not 
> fine with is presenting the thing as there was never any other options at 
> all. We had plenty of options, maybe too many, we tried to choose the 
> best, time will tell if we succeeded. Memory hole is not necessary for 
> that.

My apologies. I was talking about what we were left with by the time we 
reached the point of needing a meeting. There were of course several 
attempts (recent and not so recent) to retain :: because this is what 
*everyone* would have preferred to do. I certainly didn't intend to leave 
the impression that this hadn't been investigated fully, or that there 
weren't several proposals of ways to get around the known problems.

- Steph