Definition: In computer science and software development, "pre-accepted" refers to a process where an accepted solution or feature is evaluated by the community for improvement before it is released as part of a larger project. This can be particularly useful in situations where developers are unsure about the quality of their initial implementation but want to ensure that they have made some progress towards creating a good product. The goal of pre-accepting is to gather feedback from the community, validate the functionality and performance of the feature or solution
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