I have exactly the same situation. But I have to admit to a slight preference for using Python 2 because it just feels more "fluid" somehow. Less demanding. Les

I have exactly the same situation. But I have to admit to a slight preference for using Python 2 because it just feels more "fluid" somehow. Less demanding. Less "serious". And just as effective (I don't need async). However I have now submitted to the baying hounds of doom and moved to 3 on most stuff for the reasons of "having a future", security, etc. Was pushed. Didn't jump. One thing I will give 3 though is the stupidly simple thing that 3/2 = 1.5. Quite often I have to fire up python for a quick and dirty calc and it's much better not to have to remember the integer division quirk.