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# 😱 Status quo
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## What is this
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The "status quo" is here to state our "theory of the case". That is, it presents our hypotheses as to what the various challenges are for users of Async I/O in Rust. These hypotheses are presented in narrative form, by telling the story of a specific [character] as they try (and typically fail in dramatic fashion) to achieve their goals.
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[character]: ./characters.md
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### Based on a true story
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These stories are not made up. They are always based on real-life experiences of actual people. Each story contains a "Frequently Asked Questions" section, and that will include notes the sources used to create the story. In some cases, it may link to notes or summaries in the [conversations] section, though that is not required. The "Frequently Asked Questions" section also contains a summary of what the "morals" of the story are (i.e., what are the key takeaways), along with answers to questions that people have raised along the way.
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[conversations]: ../conversations.md
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## Prioritization
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### Prioritization
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**Just because a user story is represented here doesn't mean we're going to be able to fix it right now.** Some of these user stories will indicate more severe problems than others. As we consider the stories, we'll select some subset to try and address; that choice is reflected in the [roadmap].
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[roadmap]: ./roadmap.md
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## Help wanted
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### Help wanted!
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This is not a static document! There are lots of ways you can help to expand it! Take a look at the [How to Vision Doc](./how_to_vision_doc.md) for more details.
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