[TransWarp] Please don't advocate PEAK

[Phillip J. Eby]

Yes, that's what I said.  Please stop telling people (especially fans of 
other frameworks) how good PEAK is.   We don't have finished software.  We 
don't have documentation.  Premature promotion of PEAK will destroy its 
long-term chance of popularity, and increase the likelihood of 
backlash.  (Note the sarcastic remarks people make about Twisted, because 
of similar early overpromotion.)

Right now, the only way somebody is going to use PEAK is if they're willing 
to experiment and work a bit to find us and do something with these 
half-finished tools.  But if non-experimenter types hear how good PEAK is, 
they're going to land squarely in the middle of our unfinished, 
undocumented mess and write it off as useless.  And they will *never come 
back*.

I'm not saying you should keep it a secret, or not let anybody know you're 
happy with it.  Just please don't go around saying things like that other 
frameworks should be based on it, or that such-and-such package should use 
PEAK, unless you're the author of the package or framework in question.

PEAK needs to be an obscure package (to find out about) right now, because 
it is still an obscure package (to use).