Leo Lamprecht

> I guess that woud also decrease traffic on npm, because instead of me downloading all kinds of modules all the time, the one's I use often will just be...

Thanks for your feedback, @Qard. I really appreciate to hear more opinions of people who are familiar with the way, how node works. Here are some of my thoughts on...

> Much work was put in to allowing two packages to depend on two different versions of the same module while still having packages installed more or less globally. The...

@isaacs First of all: Thank you for those kind words. Looking at my past experience, many communities don't have that sentiment. :ok_hand: ## > Obviously it can be done. But...

@mikeal > ... we did leave enough of the old package resolution semantics around for you to do this if you wish. That's good to know, that you! Maybe there's...

@isaacs And if you aren't convinced already: I don't know if you want to keep this hush-hush because it allows you to manage opinions in this issue more easily (since...

I've tried out npm `3.3.0` recently. Yes, that comes very close to the solution I've proposed. The only different at mine would be, that the packages are all located in...

Hehe, I never thought that I wouldn't believe in it. I definitely do. You must have misunderstood something up there. Anyway. Thanks for taking the time and answering me. I...

@Trott Many people spent a lot of effort on this. IMHO, we should just keep it only so that people who'll be thinking about sth like this in the future...