During the last years, I became more and more doubtful and regretted
that decision. In hindsight, the fundamental conflict was present
already in the original discussion.
My own experience showed me again and again: skipping the hard work
of specification for sake of some kind of fluid prototyping rarely
leads to anything solid. If "time to market" counts, this can be
a viable strategy though...
* rfcs are now all stored in the rfc folder (formerly hold the final rfcs)
* a new rfc_final folder is created
* the state folders (rfc_final|pending|parked|dropped) now contain
symlinks back to the rfc pool
