>>>>> Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com> writes:

> 1. The Lisp code distributed with Emacs will continue to include all that
> has been included before, so users do not need to use package.el etc. to
> obtain any of it.

Yes.

> 2. All Emacs Lisp code, apart from 3rd-party libraries, will continue to be
> available in .../lisp/, so users can easily grep for it and use `M-x
> find-library', without messing with packages.

Currently discussing this, but I'd like that too. Contributing via ELPA
shouldn't feel strangely different from how we did things in the past,
otherwise people will perceive a distinction between the two that we're now
trying to erase.

> 3. The source-code directory structure under .../lisp/ does not become any,
> or much, deeper. So far, *.el, */*.el, and */*/*.el are sufficient.

Same as #2.

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