Draft process and list placement

[cnpryer]

Hi! Love this. A couple questions:

1. Is there a draft process for baking lists? (Prevent duplicates or redundant effort)
2. For lists that focus on something like a library that spans multiple languages and domains, where would a list like this fit?

Drafting

Don't open a Draft / WIP pull request while you work on the guidelines. A pull request should be 100% ready and should adhere to all the guidelines when you open it.

The goal is to add an awesome list to the awesome tree. If you want to centralize the community's effort, wouldn't it help to submit a draft PR here to provide that visibility (almost like self-assign)?

List placement (category)

I'm baking awesome-polars that is very early stage. Since I have a lot of time to get this all figured out (and do a couple reviews), I want to make sure I know where to aim for and how placement works.

If it were solely a Python ecosystem topic awesome-python would probably make sense (correct me if I'm wrong), but it's a Rust library with supported bindings for a couple languages. Visibility within the Python ecosystem is just as important as it is in the Rust ecosystem. Since it's a DataFrame library it could also be considered part of several domains/non-language categories.

Any advice here would be appreciated! 😄

[sindresorhus]

1. I don't want to get notifications for incomplete lists. It would create a lot of maintenance overhead. I'm going with an issue instead: Incubate #2242

2. Anything without a clear category ends up in "Miscellaneous". If there turns out to be multiple lists that could share a new category, it can be moved later on. I'm not really sure what category this one belongs too.

[cnpryer]

1. I don't want to get notifications for incomplete lists. It would create a lot of maintenance overhead. I'm going with an issue instead: Incubate #2242

Sounds good. Thanks! I could be wrong, but I don't think drafts will ping you. I wonder if you'll end up getting more notifications with the issue format.

2. Anything without a clear category ends up in "Miscellaneous". If there turns out to be multiple lists that could share a new category, it can be moved later on. I'm not really sure what category this one belongs too.

Makes sense! 👍

[sindresorhus]

but I don't think drafts will ping you. I wonder if you'll end up getting more notifications with the issue format.

Draft PRs do create notifications. I can unsubscribe from an issue.