Hi all, Thanks for mentioning SymPy Beta. If I understand correctly, SymPy Gamma's goal is to make SymPy end-user-friendly in a Wolfram|Alpha way, and some of the users (like Aman) may contribute back to SymPy. If I'm allowed to be as ambitious as I choose, SymPy Beta's goal is to be an open source alternative to Wolfram|Alpha, as close as possible. That is to say, although currently more than 90% of its kernel is powered by SymPy, in the future it may involve functionalities from other libraries, like NumPy and SciPy, or even outside Python ecosystem. At that time, it should be renamed, and maintained by a different group of people rather than only SymPy community. So, do you need a pure-SymPy web service, or equivalently continue SymPy Gamma? Likely. That's why Aman's GSoC makes sense. And I'd be glad to borrow code and ideas from it. SymPy will never be hurt by my forking. I'm not a selfish guy who only cares his own project. Instead I upstream every possible improvements. #23379, #23349, #23239 are examples. If you find any AGPLed code should belong to SymPy, please let me know. For SymPy Gamma, I do want its users to use SymPy Beta instead, because it is modern and (at least currently) better maintained, has more functionalities, bug fixes and less confusing behavior. And it doesn't add a cent to my bill :-) But as the license granted, you may fork SymPy Beta back at any time you want. Sorry for being off topic. If you have more questions or thoughts, please discuss at https://github.com/sympy/sympy_gamma/issues/186 or https://github.com/eagleoflqj/sympy_beta
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