Perhaps it was upvoted because there is a prevailing sense that something in Python isn't right, and even though most people seems to disagree about what exactl

Perhaps it was upvoted because there is a prevailing sense that something in Python isn't right, and even though most people seems to disagree about what exactly isn't "right". I "hate" python for my own (much more petty) reasons, although the horrible naming conventions struck a cord with me, so I upvoted this article, with the hope that I'd be able to learn something from the discourse it creates.