In the pull request model, any change needs to be approved before it's merged.
In Wikipedia, changes are allowed by default, only later reverted or corrected if necessary.
I wonder if open source #software projects could use the Wikipedia model instead.
Maybe with a twist that tests can't be changed, but anything that passes tests gets merged automatically.
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@kornel https://rfc.zeromq.org/spec/42/#23-patch-requirements describes a process that is shiften in that direction: the expectation is that anything that satisfies a list of requirements gets merged. IIUC zeromq and a few projects that Pieter HIntjens was involved in use (or used to use) variations of this.
