John M. Harris Jr wrote:
> Python 2 and Python 3 are inherently incompatible, and many programs WILL
> NOT be migrated to Python 3. In fact, we're simply dropping many packages,
> some were even explicitly denied an exception, that refused to "upgrade"
> to Python 3.
Indeed. As much as I agree with Miro on the Modularity issue, his draconian
Python 2 to 3 migration is not what I would call a good example to follow
for such migrations. But this subthread no longer has anything to do with
the subject of the thread, so can we please focus on the subject?
Kevin Kofler
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