Easy

With respect to group proposals to evolve the triple script dialect, proponents should keep in mind that both the compiler writers' jobs and the job of the person writing triple scripts should be easy. That is, all the rules to translate a list of modules from pre-compilation form into the t-block–based triple script file format should be easy to keep in a person's head, and the process itself should be easy to accomplish by hand.

We want to keep the dialect such that a programmer can start writing a new triple script by opening up a single file and then begin directly writing what would be the out.app.htm file, without having to first create all modules as individual files and without access to a compiler.

Above all, the compiler's output should be predictable, with no surprises. This is only possible by avoiding as much as is reasonably possible any constructs that will come along with a set of corner cases that will have to be dealt with.