I feel a big problem with Python these days is that it's not one Python community. It really is becoming more and more fractured and efforts go into weird place

I feel a big problem with Python these days is that it's not one Python community. It really is becoming more and more fractured and efforts go into weird places. For instance we have the core developers which do Python 3, then we have some separate volunteers that work on the packaging infrastructure which is largely based on cobbling systems on top of the horribly broken distutils/setuptools setup. For documentation people don't want to touch it that much because which version should it go in? Python 2 which everybody is using or Python 3? This schism in the community is causing more and more issues as time goes on.