I couldn’t care less about support for libraries and builtins. If my boss came up to me and said “Hey, I think we should use this Python 3.x library”, my respon

I couldn’t care less about support for libraries and builtins. If my boss came up to me and said “Hey, I think we should use this Python 3.x library”, my response would be “Great, let’s use Python 3”. That said, I understand there are certain applications that are not compatible with 3.x and the company does not have the resources to dedicate to rewriting it. So let’s suppose there is a valid reason someone is forced to use Python 2.7. In that case, the number one priority of this fork should be back porting the security fixes. You can live without async, type-hinting, and f-strings. But please be responsible when it comes to security vulnerabilities.