Doesn't really matter. The "core" team decided based on user feed back. Feedback that you could have taken part in. People kept acting like they weren't adoptin

Doesn't really matter. The "core" team decided based on user feed back. Feedback that you could have taken part in. People kept acting like they weren't adopting python3 until the core devs did some thing about backwards compatibility but that was no where on their radar. Python 2.7 is no different than python 3.1, 3.2, etc, they are all dead.