Comment #21 on issue 1977 by smi...@gmail.com: symbols() gives unexpected behavior when passed a list of length 1
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1977
I think Ronan's point is that we haven't had a proper deprecation. The number of people using symbols('abc') to mean a, b, c is probably large. The number of people using symbols('alpha') instead of Symbols('alpha') or from sympy.abc import alpha is probably small. So the old behavior should not be dropped abruptly on something -- creation of symbols -- that is such a fundamental component.
Do most users of sympy follow this discussion? If so we can solicit feedback. If not we should give some warning.
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