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@ -212,17 +212,14 @@ The most immediate drawbacks are:
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- The categorization is already present; this RFC proposes to expose it to a
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higher level, in a more discoverable, structured format.
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- Categorization is very traditional among software collections. Many of them
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are doing this just fine for years on end, and we can easily imitate them -
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and even better, given we have Nix language machinery available.
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- A well-made categorization is useful for specialized search engines,
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adding a new field for narrowing searches.
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- The complete removal of categorization is too harsh. A solution that keeps
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and enhances the categorization is way more preferrable than one that nukes
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it completely.
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- Categorization is very traditional among software collections. Many of them
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are doing this just fine for years on end, and Nixpkgs can imitate them
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easily - and even better, given we have Nix language machinery available.
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# Unresolved questions
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[unresolved]: #unresolved-questions
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