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Speaking as one of the folks in charge of languages: No But we also don't get in the way of teams trying to experiment and see what will work for them. (otherw

Speaking as one of the folks in charge of languages: No But we also don't get in the way of teams trying to experiment and see what will work for them. (otherwise, we'd never be able to know what languages to sanction)

bbatha 9y ago
I’m on my company’s language group. Do you have any more info on what boundaries are setup for experimental usage of a language? What does the sanctioned/unsanctioned distinction provide if teams can experiment freely?
- DannyBee 9y ago
  This would end up a pretty long and detailed discussion and is probably a derail. If you want to discuss it, email me :)
  - dochtman 9y ago
    It might be really interesting for those of us on the outside, so if you end up doing it, maybe publish the resulting conversation somewhere as far as possible?
  - bbatha 9y ago
    I don't see your email address on your profile what's the best way to reach you?
    - DannyBee 9y ago
      dannyb@google