Hmm, I didn’t mean to convey that the Python 2/3 transition was done well. I think lots of projects have tried to port their community success to substantially

Hmm, I didn’t mean to convey that the Python 2/3 transition was done well. I think lots of projects have tried to port their community success to substantially different projects, and that most have failed for a variety of different reasons. Python 3 is a “success” in that a lot of people have moved. But it was, as you rightly point out, a hard won victory that left a lot of people unhappy.