I don't use python so I'm not involved in the controversy either way, but it's pretty encouraging to me that this person is open about the limitations of his hu

I don't use python so I'm not involved in the controversy either way, but it's pretty encouraging to me that this person is open about the limitations of his humanity and its effects on his (apparently very popular) project. He acknowledges it and has taken steps to limit its impact on the project. We'll probably never know many projects have withered on the vine because of similar issues. Kudos to him for his open letter and willingness to deal with the negativity in a meaningful way. (It always kills me when people attack others for providing free fucking software.)