This is incredibly exciting. My favorite thing about the Ember/Rust RFC process (which was brought to Yarn) is that the core team submits RFCs like everyone else, making people feel empowered to contribute designs and also modelling what good design looks like.https://twitter.com/reactjs/status/938802076015980544 …
The projects I work on use a "steady state" rule. The core team can make a call once the conversation has reached a steady state. The important thing is that the core team makes decisions purely on the basis of rationale already debated.
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Notably, this is an area where the core team has discretion, but the core teams in projects I work on are very hesitant to approve RFCs when there is significant community disagreement, even in the presence of a steady state. We use it as a signal to scale back or fine tune.
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Very interesting. Thanks!
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