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Hello,

I’m Bilal Gultekin (wiki username: bilal). I have almost 20 years of PHP experience. I’d like to follow up on proposed RFCs, comment on them, and maybe create one myself.

I’m from Istanbul, Turkey. You can check out my GitHub (https://github.com/bgultekin) and LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bilalgultekin/) profiles.

Thanks!

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Bilal Gültekin

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Hi

On 6/4/24 13:57, Bilal Gültekin wrote:

I'm Bilal Gultekin (wiki username: bilal). I have almost 20 years of PHP
experience. I'd like to follow up on proposed RFCs, comment on them, and
maybe create one myself.

Commenting on RFCs is done purely on this mailing list. Just chime in whenever you have something useful to add. You don't need a Wiki account for that.

The approved Wiki account is only required to edit pages on the Wiki, i.e. to create your own RFC. Do have already have something in mind?

Best regards
Tim Düsterhus

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Hi Tim,

Thanks for the clarification. I don’t have something for which I’d create an RFC right away. I’m fine with not having edit permission if it is given only in that case.

Best

4 Haz 2024 Sal, saat 20:48 tarihinde Tim Düsterhus <tim@bastelstu.be> şunu yazdı:

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Bilal Gültekin

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On Tuesday, 4 June 2024 at 12:57, Bilal Gültekin <bilal@gultekin.me> wrote:

Hello,

I'm Bilal Gultekin (wiki username: bilal). I have almost 20 years of PHP experience. I'd like to follow up on proposed RFCs, comment on them, and maybe create one myself.

I'm from Istanbul, Turkey. You can check out my GitHub (bgultekin (Bilal Gultekin) · GitHub) and LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bilalgultekin/) profiles.

Thanks!
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Bilal Gültekin

Hello Bilal,

Thank you for your interest!
As Tim said, you can comment on RFCs by just replying to the relevant email thread.
Be aware that we have some rules to participate on the mailing list listed on GitHub: php-src/docs/mailinglist-rules.md at master · php/php-src · GitHub
The main one is to *not* top post (which most email clients seem to do by default annoyingly enough).

Unless you already have an RFC in mind, and possibly a draft (can be a gist, github repo, whatever) we don't generally grant Wiki editing rights.

Feel free to ask any more questions!

Best regards,
Gina P. Banyard