Re: [RFC Update] array_str_contains(): Removal of performance benchmark tests
| From: | Juris Evertovskis | Date: | Fri, 18 Sep 2026 13:41:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [RFC Update] array_str_contains(): Removal of performance benchmark tests | ||
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On 2026-09-18 02:30, سپهر محمودی wrote:
I have noticed that my previous emails haven't received a response, and I want to address this openly with everyone here.Hey, It's perfectly fine to not receive a response when you withdraw an RFC, issue a correction or apologize. Don't worry about it! A withdrawn RFC is withdrawn, there's nothing more to discuss. Each mail sent on the list causes an avalanche of messages. They get delivered to dozens, maybe hundreds of recipients. It would be a mess if people were responding you with "ok, understood", the lack of response is just a sane and pragmatic default -- it means no one has any substantial remark to add. I'm only sending this so everyone knows this has been clarified. No need to respond to this unless there's something new to bring up. Let's keep unnecessary traffic to minimum. BR, Juris P.S. Good luck with your further work on intl. I'm pretty sure most people here will fairly evaluate that work itself, without worrying what has happened previously with other RFCs. Just forget about the drama and keep the lessons ;)