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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Timothy Gould wrote:
> Looking at the comments so far we seem to be answering two different questions
> so I'm going to explicitly ask both of them:
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> Should we try to model the idealised part?
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> Should a part by held if it matches a real part but not an "ideal" part?
This thread also seems to have brought up another very important question:
Are the current review policies too strict, preventing parts that are "good
enough" from getting in to users' hands in a timely manner?
I've seen a number of posts in this thread complaining about the standard of
perfection required to get parts approved, but I haven't seen any posts arguing
that the current way is good. My personal opinion is that we should officially
sanction "(needs work)" in the title as a method of getting files into the
official library that have room for improvement, but it's not clear what what
the general consensus is.
I read the reviewing FAQ, and it definitely seems to encourage the current
practices.
--Travis
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> I read the reviewing FAQ, and it definitely seems to encourage the current
> practices.
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> --Travis
That's why as a part reviewer I try to follow this guidelines and I am much
stricter that my own opinion would lead me. Yes, I am for some relaxation of the
rules in order to get more "good enough" parts.
Philo
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