I'm sorry you feel offended but my comment was not labelling anyone, merely stating surprise that a company I did not know used Python produced a large, idiomat

I'm sorry you feel offended but my comment was not labelling anyone, merely stating surprise that a company I did not know used Python produced a large, idiomatic Python project seemingly out of the blue. Similar projects at other companies might have produced huge OOP classes with LotsOfCamelCase, c-style for loops and other such constructs. Kudos to them and the author. > Speak against companies mismanaging people by driving them to write low quality code I don't think that's relevant to my comment, but I would say that it's not some company overlord making people churn out non-idomatic Python code.