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This is the old RCRchive. It's available only for reading and reference. To submit RCRs for Ruby 1.9/2.0, and to participate in discussions about them, please visit the new RCRchive.

RCRchive credits

About RCRchive

RCRchive, the Ruby Change Request management site, was created in the Fall of 2003, in response to a request by Matz at RubyConf 2003. The current site is a full rewrite of the first, and dates from the Fall of 2004.

RCRchive was written and is maintained by David Alan Black

It is a Ruby On Rails application. It uses Ruwiki markup, and uses a MySQL database.

RCRchive is written in Ruby.

Thanks

I'd like to thank:

Austin Ziegler for support and help with Ruwiki
David Heinemeier Hansson, Marcel Molina Jr., and the other Ruby on Rails programmers on the #rubyonrails IRC channel (freenode.net), for support and help with Rails
Chad Fowler and Jim Weirich for much feedback and many suggestions
Matz for initiating the original project

and all the RCRchive users, who I hope will get even more use out of the new site.

I will probably wake up at 3:00 AM remembering someone I should have mentioned here by name and didn't, so please let me know if you feel you've been left out, and help me sleep!