> Unfortunately this has meant that instead of starting Python 3 projects over the last ten years, people have been starting Python 2 projects so that they coul

> Unfortunately this has meant that instead of starting Python 3 projects over the last ten years, people have been starting Python 2 projects so that they could get their work done in those intervening years. Joke on them, some extensions you listed didn't even wait until 2020 and already dropped Python 2 support.