How can you accuse him of that? You're rebutting everyone with Python3 criticism, including myself. This is a prime example of projection. You're the one on a r

How can you accuse him of that? You're rebutting everyone with Python3 criticism, including myself. This is a prime example of projection. You're the one on a rampage, against Python2. From what I've seen of his posts, he's only talking about the reality of the situation.. not "how it should be". Go look at the stats on PyPi and other metrics. Python3 failed, there is a cutoff time for adoption. It's no different than the first 24 hours of a missing person report. You don't get eternity to see if something is going to pan out or not. We're past that point for Python3. It may survive as it's own (smaller) thing, but Python2 isn't going to die either and that's more assured than Python3's fate. And coldtea is right, but we're not going to do your research for you. What I'm saying needed to be said to you, but you need to find better ways to contribute than just rebutting everyone who has something to say about Python3. Talking about how he hates "something else" and using Python3 as a vent is just ridiculous.