R. David Murray added the comment: As far as muliprocessing's "mentality" goes, it aims to provide the *same* API as Threading, so it is logical that it should preserve threading's behavior with respect to child threads in a process, rather than violating threading's model. Anything else is counter-intuitive to a python programmer, as demonstrated by this issue and Tim's comments :)
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