> Let's just note that sturgeon's law applies to all programmers, and > let it go at that. I'll get back to this.
fine > And thank you. you are welcome > I'm not a big fan of popularity for the sake of popularity. neither am I > "it would make Python more popular" isn't an adequate > justification for a change I disagree. The world desperately needs programming languages, frameworks, etc. that allow for the more efficient creation and maintenance of software application - web or otherwise. I happen to think that Python is something that could help. With this regard the popularity of Python seems relevant to me. >and *certainly* not for a change that is > otherwise undesirable. please explain -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
