Piles and piles of red tape specific to python, but the same theme seems to manifest itself in other mainstream programming ecosystems: .net and java, node and

Piles and piles of red tape specific to python, but the same theme seems to manifest itself in other mainstream programming ecosystems: .net and java, node and so on. This unfriendly affliction isn't tied to a specific programming language, any programming language could be abused in different ways and the same goes with the ecosystem. I think young ecosystems tend to be attractive just because there isn't too much noise. It's just like starting on a new project versus joining one, unless the existing project is very well organized and maintained and properly tradeoff balanced. This is an art too.