And these caused a lot of disagreement in the core team. Many thought that they were introducing too much churn. Coupled with the fact that they get paid for t

And these caused a lot of disagreement in the core team. Many thought that they were introducing too much churn. Coupled with the fact that they get paid for the alleged churn and others have to catch up on unpaid time, this can ruin a project. The Python dev community has certainly gotten far less vibrant (and productive) in the last decade due to stifling corporate influence.