* Firstly, a library naming issue. Text.ParserCombinators feels like a clunkey name. This week I was working on a set of regex combinators, that ideally would go under: Text.Combinators.Regex but we're stuck with Text.ParserCombinators.Regex. Making me think that: Text.ParserCombinators.ReadP Text.ParserCombinators.Parsec Text.PrettyPrint.HughesPJ namespace should be deprecated in favour of: Text.Combinators.ReadP Text.Combinators.Parsec Text.Combinators.HughesPJ Reflecting the wide variety of text-manipulation combinators we use. The latter seem more elegant. Parsec in particular can lead to some noisy import statements in its current namespace. * Secondly, an FAQ on #haskell is "Where is fst3/snd3/thd3?" Lacking some fun generic system for hacking at tuples, perhaps fst3/snd3/thd3 should be put back into the base library under Data.Tuple, next to fst/snd? I note they were in (at least some versions of) Haskel 1.2, and they're even defined locally in GHC.PArr. I'll draft the patches if people think these are reasonable. Cheers, Don