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Bug 970468

Summary: Inconsistent expression in Development section of Fedora 19 release notes
Product: [Retired] Fedora Documentation Reporter: Tian Shixiong <tiansworld>
Component: release-notesAssignee: Pete Travis <me>
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Description Tian Shixiong 2013-06-04 05:55:42 UTC 
Description of problem:
Under Development section,
There is a paragraph:
Python programmers who use the xml ...
<package>PyXML</package> replaced the <function>stdlib</function> code with its own ... code and unmaintained upstream.

I think what the sentence "<package>PyXML</package> replaced the <function>stdlib</function> code with its own" expressing is wrong and inconsistent with previous statement.

<package>PyXML</package> is replaced, not <function>stdlib</function>.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora 19 beta

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Expected results:
It should be changed.
For example, change it to:
<function>stdlib</function> replaced the <package>PyXML</package> code with its own.

Additional info:
Comment 1 Pete Travis 2013-06-04 14:01:23 UTC 
You're right, this is confusing. I've made changes to this section to clarify that PyXML was dropped because it replaced good stdlib functions with it's own, less maintained functions and we didn't like that. Thanks!