> Python has always been Guido van Rossum's language regardless of who he worked for at the time. (from the article) I think the high-level point that Python h

> Python has always been Guido van Rossum's language regardless of who he worked for at the time. (from the article) I think the high-level point that Python has not been tied to a company is true, but it's not been true that Python is "Guido's language" for decades. Python has a very effective community process. Guido has certainly served as a tie-breaker and of course as BDFL (no longer!), but I see the language being largely steered by the community and community leadership.