Corey Farwell

> num-traits is somewhat of a _de facto_ stable crate. Since these traits are often found in the public API of other crates, we really want to avoid the sort...

> The changes in this list would all be for a potential 2.0, but I don't know if there's a right time to do that. I fear it will be...

Any thoughts about revisiting this issue? I could see this implemented in two ways: - A state map with each state having a color representing the ratio of Yays/Nays. Something...

I personally disagree with the first point. What would you expect the map to look like then? Something like [this](http://dhdebates12.commons.gc.cuny.edu/files/2012/11/nyt.jpg) or [this](http://theelectoralmap.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/03-24-house-cartogram.jpg)? I see where you're coming from, but if...

I personally, like the former better (with the squares), but either work. If we go the cartogram route, is our only limitation getting the population data for each congressional district?

@JoshData Good idea just using the district count instead of population count. If we can decide a specific cartogram style, I could start working towards it EDIT: Also, found some...

Since it hasn't been mentioned yet, there's [an extension for D3.js available for cartogram creation](https://github.com/shawnbot/d3-cartogram)

Would this change the path for configuration files for OSX users?

Sounds great. I'm a bit busy these couple weeks, but I'll get to it when I get the chance. If anyone else reads this and wants to do it earlier,...

That looks to be a bug. [This is the problematic line](https://github.com/frewsxcv/python-geojson/blob/94410f3eb97f32528ba4e703640cfda0d6f96259/geojson/validation.py#L65). This should probably return an error.