Merge pull request #29 from Carreau/convert-pep-10

Convert pep 10 to Rst.

pep-0010.txt

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 Author: barry@python.org (Barry Warsaw)
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 Created: 07-Mar-2002
 Post-History: 07-Mar-2002
 
 
-Abstract
 
-    This PEP outlines the python-dev voting guidelines.  These
-    guidelines serve to provide feedback or gauge the "wind direction"
-    on a particular proposal, idea, or feature.  They don't have a
-    binding force.
+Abstract
+========
+
+This PEP outlines the python-dev voting guidelines.  These guidelines
+serve to provide feedback or gauge the "wind direction" on a
+particular proposal, idea, or feature.  They don't have a binding
+force.
 
 
 Rationale
+=========
 
-    When a new idea, feature, patch, etc. is floated in the Python
-    community, either through a PEP or on the mailing lists (most
-    likely on python-dev [1]), it is sometimes helpful to gauge the
-    community's general sentiment.  Sometimes people just want to
-    register their opinion of an idea.  Sometimes the BDFL wants to
-    take a straw poll.  Whatever the reason, these guidelines have
-    been adopted so as to provide a common language for developers.
+When a new idea, feature, patch, etc. is floated in the Python
+community, either through a PEP or on the mailing lists (most likely
+on python-dev [1]_), it is sometimes helpful to gauge the community's
+general sentiment.  Sometimes people just want to register their
+opinion of an idea.  Sometimes the BDFL wants to take a straw poll.
+Whatever the reason, these guidelines have been adopted so as to
+provide a common language for developers.
 
-    While opinions are (sometimes) useful, but they are never binding.
-    Opinions that are accompanied by rationales are always valued
-    higher than bare scores (this is especially true with -1 votes).
+While opinions are (sometimes) useful, but they are never binding.
+Opinions that are accompanied by rationales are always valued higher
+than bare scores (this is especially true with -1 votes).
 
 
 Voting Scores
+=============
 
-    The scoring guidelines are loosely derived from the Apache voting
-    procedure [2], with of course our own spin on things.  There are 4
-    possible vote scores:
+The scoring guidelines are loosely derived from the Apache voting
+procedure [2]_, with of course our own spin on things.  There are 4
+possible vote scores:
 
-    +1 I like it
+- ``+1`` I like it
 
-    +0 I don't care, but go ahead
+- ``+0`` I don't care, but go ahead
 
-    -0 I don't care, so why bother?
+- ``-0`` I don't care, so why bother?
 
-    -1 I hate it
+- ``-1`` I hate it
 
-    You may occasionally see wild flashes of enthusiasm (either for or
-    against) with vote scores like +2, +1000, or -1000.  These aren't
-    really valued much beyond the above scores, but it's nice to see
-    people get excited about such geeky stuff.
+You may occasionally see wild flashes of enthusiasm (either for or
+against) with vote scores like +2, +1000, or -1000.  These aren't
+really valued much beyond the above scores, but it's nice to see
+people get excited about such geeky stuff.
 
 
 References
+==========
 
-    [1] Python Developer's Guide,
-	http://www.python.org/dev/
+.. [1] Python Developer's Guide,
+	(http://www.python.org/dev/)
 
-    [2] Apache Project Guidelines and Voting Rules
-	http://httpd.apache.org/dev/guidelines.html
+.. [2] Apache Project Guidelines and Voting Rules
+	(http://httpd.apache.org/dev/guidelines.html)
 
 
 Copyright
+=========
 
-    This document has been placed in the public domain.
+This document has been placed in the public domain.
 
 
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